The Realm's Delight Novels & Stories

_____________ A minute late-she says as soon as I step into the hall. _____________ Are you going to babysit me every day or just until I learn the way? - He starts walking beside me and guides me sympathetically. _____________ What do you think? _____________ I think this is the beginning of a long and fun friendship, officer. _____________ I think so too, Lady Marin. _____________ Do not call me like that. _____________ As you wish, Lady Marin. Next to last night's feast, breakfast seems bland. The "smallest" dining room is still huge, with its high ceilings and river views. The table, however, is set for only three. To my dismay, the other two people are Celine and the queen. They're alre

“Which is why I’m your mate. Now let’s see how much fun we can have while we get down to business creating the foundations for history.” “I guess it should be interesting to see how this will turn out. Though, only time will tell on that.” Raven shifted up onto her tiptoes and kissed her mate as her fingers buried in his hair at the back of his head. FIFTEEN YEARS LATER The Dream Realm is a work in progress and will always be. It’s an ever changing and shifting in one place or another. There’s always something hidden or popping up in some long-forgotten corner. Or was that place there yesterday? Yes, life would never be quiet for anyone.

I wish I could say that we have been waiting here all night, but this is the third jump we are about to make. Orion has been my partner for seven years. We have never met in the realm of light nor do we have any idea what each other look like. That's because there is an enchantment in place so that whenever we appear in the realm of dreams we appear cloaked. I always appear in a red cloak and Ri appears in a green cloak. Half our faces are covered only our mouths are showing, but thanks to magic we can see through the top half of our cloaks. The bridge beneath me is transparent and has vibrant colors flowing throughout it. The realm of the night has its demons but when you look past the bad

James leaned in and whispered to King Marciais, “You should share some tips about the Orstellen Realm with me now.” King Marciais gave a sigh. “I wish I could. Unfortunately, our people have not once unlocked the Orstellen Realm ever since Lady Tehila created and entrusted the realm with us. Even we, the members of the Orstellen Sect, have no clue how it is inside the Orstellen Realm. The only thing I know is that it is an artificial realm, and only the soul forms of a person are allowed to enter the Orstellen Realm.”

“Him.” Loren found herself on the eastern road behind the Duke's saddle once again. Behind her, Mariselle rode with the Lieutenant, singing a bawdy version of “The Queen’s Old Shoes” that she’d no doubt learned from the kitchen staff. The Lieutenant looked pained but tolerated it. The steppe stretched before them in the full glory of morning light, vast and gold. The storm had washed the air clean, leaving everything sharp and bright. It was beautiful in the way untamed things were beautiful; wild and dangerous.

The sky pulsed above them like a living canvas,filled with swirling violet hues and constellations that danced like slow-moving fireflies. The ocean nearby lapped gently at the shore, water glowing faintly with soft silver light. The trees bore crystal fruit. The grass shimmered like spun glass. The breeze whispered with song. “This isn’t a part of my kingdom,” she muttered. “This isn’t the mortal realm.” Humphrey sat up, groaning slightly. “You think?” Raya turned sharply. “Shut up. You don’t get to talk yet.” He raised both hands. “Noted.”

A land filled with ice, barely a blade of grass, death at every corner due to famine and drought—that was how Selene had described the Dragon Realm. But— It turned out to be the complete opposite. The vast land was thriving. Crops stretched across the fields, vibrant flowers bloomed, and the bright sky smiled down, casting its warm glow. Children—mostly toddlers—ran around with their pets, many of them reptiles. Their laughter rang through the air like it had always belonged. The homes stood strong, some still under construction, their builders working in harmony, creating unique, powerful structures. The realm was beautiful. Too beautiful.

The first realm is Indeed a magical place except the old king banished the use of magic from the realm. "I have to check out what that thing is, this might be the adventure I had always wanted," Levi said with a hint of hope in his eyes as he sat down close to one of the bushes near the waterfall. "Tonight is the night we watch out," Levi said as he positioned himself to catch something mysterious.

muttered Ryder to himself. It wasn’t strange for Ryder not to know about all this. After all, there was only a handful of Domiensch Masters, which was why very few among them had even heard of there being a realm above the Domiensch Realm. Ryder was among them, and he had assumed that the Domiensch Realm was the highest he could go. Since he didn’t even know about the Deitus realm, there was no way that he’d know about fake primordial spirits being a thing.

He looked down at his hands, feeling the terrifying, boundless energy thrumming in his blood. He looked back at Scarlett, a feral, awe-struck smirk on his face. "I think I like the new you." "Good," Scarlett said, her starlight brush spinning gracefully in her hand. "Because it's time to test out our new upgrades." Far above the mortal dust, beyond the stratosphere and the shattered ruins of the Heavenly Armada, lay the Upper Realm. The Celestial Court was a sprawling continent of floating white jade mountains, rivers of liquid spiritual energy, and palaces carved from condensed starlight. In the center of the highest peak sat the Supreme Sovereign, the absolute ruler of the universe.