The Secret Library Novels & Stories

I say sheepishly, wishing he’d stop talking “And that the Bishop of Greten himself confirmed your soulmate marks— “Oh, look!” I point at the high doors at the end of the stairs “Looks like we’re here!” I hurry down the stairs, and towards the dark metallic doors that look like the entrence of a cellar. All the uneasy feelings about my lesson earlier are forgotten in the wake of awe and curiously. I touch the heavy lock on the doors. The key hole is tiny. “This is the Underground Library, Lady Sigmond.” The guard tells me, coming to stand by my side “It’s a trove of forbidden knowledge, meant to be locked away from preying hands and eyes.”

She won’t talk in front of me. She grabs his arm gently and tugs him away. Alex goes along with it while I stay within earshot, hiding behind one of the towering bookcases. Ava whispers to Alex, her voice low with urgency. “There’s a secret section. It’s not on the map.” My breath catches. A hidden library? Before I can lean closer, Ava suddenly snaps, “You can come out now, Venus.” My blood runs cold. I step out from behind the shelf. My palms sweat, and I try to school my face into calmness.

What will really determine this is whether or not the library will open to him. - We went inside and met up with Lord Anex. There it was. The library..... Just like how he said it. I would recognize it the moment that I lay eyes on it... THE DOOR TO THE HIDDEN LIBRARY IS A BOOK

“And you did. You stood before this Council. You defended your mate. You claimed your child.” “But I wasn’t ready.” “No leader ever is.” There was a moment between them. A moment of pain, pride, loss, and hope all wrapped into one glance. Then Alistair turned. “We must prepare. The Library of Flames still holds secrets, many of which have remained hidden even from the Council.” Lily stepped forward. “The Library?” “It’s beneath the old temple. You’ve seen its entrance, even if you didn’t know what it was. A chamber guarded by fire and memory.”

Once one has entered the Library of Magic, they cannot speak of its existence to another living soul, lest they be cursed for eternity. That was fine. I had zero intentions of revealing this place to anyone I knew, even the men I was trusting to lead my army. This was my secret to keep. I looked around the library. Although it seemed silly to speak the words out loud, it might be the only way I could find what I was looking for. “Dragon Knights,” I declared, and then quickly followed up with, “Curse.” A ripple went through the room. Then, from the farthest corner, a small book flew off its shelf and drifted over to me. I plucked it out of the air and looked at the cover in amazement.

Riven asks. “She has access to a secret library used to store information that the council doesn't want to share among the other kingdoms or pack,” he said, and took a step back. “This is grounds for an arrest,” he said, and I sighed. “We have come this far. Why stop now?” I asked and he nodded. I knelt on the floor, and began arranging the items I had taken from the cupboard, a map, candles, and some crushed herbs. With the candles around the map, I began spreading the herbs around gently.

I checked the training field first, my eyes scanning the weapon racks and the muddy trenches, but it was completely empty. My instincts immediately kicked in, bypassing the usual spots and pointing me toward the one place a scholar always crawled back to when he was hiding a secret. The library. The heavy oak doors of the restricted library were cracked open just a fraction, letting out the scent of old dust and rotting leather. I slipped inside, keeping my heavy boots completely silent against the stone floor as I let my senses guide me. The scent of ancient parchment was totally overpowered by the distinct, metallic aroma of Caleb’s aura.

I had deceived them both, weaving a web of lies that now threatened to unravel completely. The door creaked open, and I turned my gaze to the figure entering the room. It was Cullen, his face etched with a mix of concern and confusion. He approached cautiously, his steps measured, as if unsure of his place in this shattered reality we now found ourselves in. "Brielle," he said softly, his voice carrying a mixture of hurt and longing. "I don't even know where to begin. How could you keep such a monumental secret from me?" I struggled to find the words, my throat dry and my mind racing. "Cullen, I... I never intended for things to become so complicated. I was trapped, drowning in a sea of desp

It looks so ordinarily as if there is nothing wrong that is happening He then walked out of his spot and guide me to the direction of the entrance of the exclusive chamber where different kind of books and treasured scrolls are hidden inside that library And what surprised me the most is the mechanism that occur when I stepped on the center of the library, suddenly a glowing light was show before us

"We can become friends secretly, right? Jenny, I don't know if you feel the same way but I felt a strong connection between us." She... she felt it too, the weird feeling. "How can that work?" "We can hangout secretly. Please?" I moved closer to her and kissed her cast "Sure thing, Ms. Miracle." ~~ I woke up in an unfamiliar bed the next morning. I looked around and remembered everything last night. A big smile invaded my lips the moment I laid my eyes on this beautiful lady spooning me. "Morning, Jen." She suddenly spoke, her eyes still close "Good morning, Lily."