The Queen Of Nothing Series Novels & Stories

Her armor, once blazing with lunar runes, hung in tattered pieces; vestiges of infernal fire had been scraped away, leaving her body bruised and raw. “Awake at last,” a voice purred, a velvet coo that dripped with malice. Nyra turned her head toward the cell’s entrance. There stood Councilor Seris, draped in crimson silk, eyes glinting like bloodstones. At her side strode two armored guards, axes slung at their backs. “Queen of Ash,” Seris said; “or should I say Queen of Nothing?” Nyra’s lips curled in a snarl, but her throat felt like sand. “Release me,” she rasped. “Or... ”

🎀CHAPTER EIGHT🎀 Sera was in the corridor, holding the food tray, walking carefully when someone stepped into her path. She stopped. Queen Selith stood there, servants lined up behind her. She was young—too young to be a queen—and painfully beautiful. Her gaze dropped to the tray in Sera’s hands. “What’s this? Taking it back, are you?” the queen asked. Sera shifted her grip. “Oh… I—um. It’s for Prince Nil. He said he wasn’t hungry.”

Aurelia slowly walked toward the memory. Silver light reflected across her face. "There were originally four Sovereigns." The ancient woman raised her hand. The memory shifted. Expanded. The four figures stood together. The First Queen. The Sovereign of Oblivion. The Void King. And Orion. The image felt strangely complete. Balanced. As though history itself had always been missing something. Aurelia pointed toward each of them. "The First Queen governed life." A gesture. "The Sovereign of Oblivion governed endings."

When his assistant presented the list of new hires, he immediately recognized Sarah as the little woman from that night! When he’d woken up that morning to find the bed empty, the little woman had already vanished without a trace. He realized instantly: he’d been played by that little woman! A surge of rage made him slam his fist against the wall—he was determined to have that little woman, no matter what. So she was right here in his own company! Victor stood up; even his impeccable suit couldn’t conceal his wild, untamed aura. He advanced step by step, and an overwhelming sense of pressure instantly engulfed Sarah.

Queen Sarah’s face looked so wise when she talked to Queenie. She continued by saying, “Queenie, to become the Bright River royal throne owner, you must meet the qualifications. He wrote all terms you have to fulfill in the book in the box. A magical man before your birth wrote the book. Only after you qualify in the book will you be eligible to become the first queen of the Bright Kingdom’s ruler. I hope you remember Everything. Only once do I show up myself. After all, we will not see each other anymore. Take care of yourself. The world is full of evil. Kindness will be the beautiful part that everyone longs for. I love you.” As Queen Sarah finished her last sentence, the light from the re

____ The magic city of Mala Inside the throne room, there are 7 thrones with an empty throne in the middle, while the other 6 are occupied by 5 people (Noe- Elf Queen, Nay- Druid Queen, Nia- Fairy Queen, Noa- Ice Queen and Violet- Shadow Dragon) and one little child (Erin- the Vampire Queen). They all wear white clothes that are closed complete with masks.

You did the right thing for us. She just silently nodded in response even though her mind was so loud, weighing down her squabbling emotions. I couldn't blame her though. She didn't want to kill anyone but it couldn't be helped. She was just trying to survive. To distract her from it, I spoke again, "Sage, you've mentioned that the Queen also appeared in your dreams, right? I finally know the reason why she talked to you." She looked taken aback by my statement but I was glad that I dragged her away from her toxic thoughts. "Oh, don't tell me she speaks cryptic shit again."

“Next you’ll say you’re communing with the spirits of sweaty warriors past.” I placed a dramatic hand over my heart. “You mock me, but I’m manifesting. One day, I’ll live in a castle with silken sheets and gold floors that clean themselves. There’ll be no mopping. Just gowns. And my prince charming will bring me breakfast in bed.” “Selene,” Liora deadpanned, “you’re an omega in Moonbane Pack, not a Disney princess.” “Yet,” I said, wagging my mop handle at her. “Y-e-t.”

"I almost wish things were different. That we were meeting under other circumstances. You would have liked me, before Dante destroyed everything." He poured himself another whiskey, raising it in a mock toast. "To Arabelle Moretti-Valerio. The Queen who doesn't know she's playing the wrong side of the board." He drank. "But you will soon enough. And when you do, this whole game changes." Outside his window, the city lights twinkled innocently. Somewhere in that city, Arabelle was probably celebrating her victory. Probably in Dante's arms, feeling safe and loved and powerful. Enjoying the calm before the storm.

Nala roughly pushed the girl into Noir's arms and he knocked her out. "Where are the others" Thane growled out. Althea answered. "When I got back from the infirmary, everywhere was quiet. The guards and the maids were all asleep. I decided to hide myself when I heard some noise in the kitchen. The beta female and the queen wanted something to eat. After they left, I saw her pour something on one side of the steak. When she tasted it, she didn't eat from the part that she poured something on. So I figured something was wrong. When she got back to the kitchen, she made a call and said she had done it and the queen will be dead soon"