The King Of Heaven の小説・ストーリー

Dyan assumes the name belonged to the deceased corpse and he scowls bitterly. Aziel Basileus may be the next person in line for the throne, but his obliviousness can be quite disappointing. He sighs. "Shak- yeah. Anyway, I'm leaving. I'll have someone fetch her later." "Thanks, hyung." - Your head feels like you've been run over by a truck. Groaning, you fist your hair to create some kind of release. What happened? "Good." A low voice whispers before they're clearing their throat. "You're awake."

"Shiv'ra will do penance for their role in this unrest but as their new king has given us free reign to punish the offenders, their sanction shall only be for a year." Murmurs of assent rang out from the crowd. "Hear the words of the king!" The herald announced. "All hail king Nicolas! All hail king Nicolas!" His people's cheers followed him out of the courtyard and into the castle. The doors shut behind him giving him much needed time to breathe. "Ruling becomes you, my King." Odeya's husky voice came from behind him before warm hands landed on his shoulder easing him into the chair. "How are your legs?"

Yet, now, what she saw wasn't the same as the news. The king almost looked clumsy in her eyes. "I am sorry, but who are you calling as your majesty?" Levi scoffed. "Aren't you the servant in this house? Why don't you know that the man you serve is a king?" Stunned. Nevea stared at Levi as if he had grown another set of heads. "Zach is the king?" "You don't know about your employer?" Levi tsked and folded his arms before his chest. "Something must be wrong in Silas' head when he decided to hire you. What's your name, woman?"

Three boys appeared, holding a bow. Mercies!! Her heart screamed out. The one in the middle - wearing a robe. It was the King!! Instantly, the pains from the arrow seemed to affect her so much, she lost consiousness and passed out.

Stop the King of the Hereafter on one of the residents who crosses him. "There is a mad girl running amok in our heaven, Your Majesty!" "Girl?" The heavenly inhabitant nodded. "Could it be Ardina?" Thought the King of the Hereafter who let the inhabitants of heaven go from before him. The King of the Hereafter and his bodyguards immediately went to the scene.

My gaze drifts to Kael, who is equally awestruck. “Impossible..”, he whispers. His lips quiver. I blink up at him, confusion etched on my face. Sensing my confusion, he turns to face the audience. “Our King has been bestowed with the seven powers..”, he begins. “The world is doomed. He will be the one to fulfill the prophecy” “Your destruction will know no bounds. Heaven, Hell and Earth will perish. Demons surrounding the throne exchange uneasy glances. Some snarl, doubting Kael's words. Others tremble, fearing my impending wrath.

Then the speaker of the ceremony came forward and spoke loudly. "Good afternoon to the citizens of Raven kingdom. Today all of you have gathered here to witness a special ceremony which will further be explained by his highness. Everyone stand and welcome our mighty king, His highness king Raleigh Kainz." Everyone stood up and clapped for their king. King Raleigh Kainz stood up and raised his hand signalling everyone to stop and the clapping stopped with everyone sitting on their seats. "Welcome my dear citizens. As all of may have been curious about today's event, this king is going to tell you. I have previously gone hunting and was injured gravely to the point I would have died. But heave

King of the Seven Northern Kingdoms. Alpha King Maximus Northwood.

I never would have guessed that I'd be here, alongside the rulers of Hell,' I thought, amused. I tilted my head as the scenery sunk in. It was astounding how different Heaven and Hell were. Heaven was filled with lush green lands and beautiful trees, a few clear lakes and even a sandy beach. Hell was mostly a barren desert landscape, tinted red from the hellish red sun. There were hardly any trees, and what trees there were had barely any leaves. Off in the distance, by the bare tree line was a reddish lake with strange flowered plants along its waterline. Not only were the landscapes vastly different, but the way things were governed were contrasting as well. Heaven was governed by one figu