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I looked to my right and saw the two guards stationed there, they were dozing already… I smirked. In no time, I found myself outside the palace, and with hurried steps, I started my journey into the forest. **** I am here. I was about to place my hand in my mouth and whistle, to give my signal when a familar, loud stern voice cut me off. “All rise! Her Royal Majesty, the second after the reverend moon goddess, the custodian of the Northern kingdom. All Hail Queen Aurelia Isolde Draxmere the fourth.” “All hail!” Another voice responded.

Soheila said as she sat on her bed. “It's good that I still got 15 books from the library. But who is he? And how did he know I was there?” Soheila stares at the ceiling as she remembers how the old man also know that she was at the bookshelf where books are about the world. Soheila shooked her head. “Agh! Never mind, I should just read.” She took one thick book from her spirit ring. “The Sidee Kingdom was created by a King who was the strongest man in this Continent...” Soheila dictates the texts of the books. The first book's topic was the same as the one Soheila read yesterday.

I asked, my voice steady despite the turmoil within. The figure regarded us both, their gaze lingering on our intertwined hands—a symbol of our fated bond. "The Veiled Haven is a place of revelation, where the threads of fate are woven into a tapestry of possibilities. But the choices you make within its boundaries will echo far beyond this realm." Alec's expression darkened, his instincts as an alpha king taking hold. "Enough riddles. Speak plainly."

Whispering directly into my mind. “Blood Heir… you have awakened too soon.” I screamed. Theodore caught me as my legs gave out completely. “Kiara!” he shouted. The vision intensified. A throne made of bones. Silver chains breaking. Eyes opening in endless darkness. “The Veil Queen rises.” The words echoed like prophecy. Then everything vanished. I collapsed against Theodore’s chest, breathing hard, sweat covering my skin. “What did you see?” he demanded gently but urgently. My voice trembled.

One volume called to her like a whisper against bone: *The Greater Veil: Finer Threads of Dominion* She pulled it free. The book was heavier than the black tome from her father’s library, its cover bound in something that looked like polished shadow-leather, warm to the touch. She opened it carefully. The first pages spoke of layered commands, of weaving intent so precisely that the dead obeyed without resistance, of turning even the strongest-willed undead into extensions of the caster’s will. Raven’s breath caught. She looked up at Victoria. Victoria read the title over her shoulder, then met Raven’s gaze. She squeezed Raven’s hand once—firm, reassuring—and nodded.

“How far you’d go.” I clenched my jaw. “You don’t get to talk about him like he’s a piece on a board.” He raised his hands slightly. “Fair. Then let’s talk about you.” I hated how easily he said it. “The seals are weakening faster than expected,” he continued. “Not because you’re failing, but because the enemy has learned how to press from multiple sides.” “Enemy,” I repeated. “You still haven’t named them.” His expression sobered. “They call themselves the Veiled Concord,” he said. “They existed long before this kingdom. Before the Wardens. Before the fracture that made you what you are.”

Chapter 35- Elnora POV Being with the King is easy. Much easier than it had ever been with Brogan. As he walks with me arm in arm down the streets of his kingdom, I watch as he proudly points out all of the different shops. “That bookstore has a secret room in the back for all of the best seller human books.” He whispers to me as we pass by a spectacular-looking bookshop. We wave into the shoppers through the window as I window shop the items within. “Are the books that are in the regular part of the store all vampire written?” I ask, intrigued by the thought. “That is correct. The books that you will find here are written by the vampires who reside within the different kingdoms. So if you f

Diarus looked at her face, he knew exactly what it felt like to talk to them, they don't even respect the king "Fine,from now on you just tell me ,okay?" Baara smiles "Yes your highness " she bows "Let's go then" "Oh , to where?" "Back to my chambers of course" It was strange, Baara didn't understand why the king suddenly wanted her in his chambers, did he want her to tell him about the battle in private ?reaching the kings chambers, he offers her a seat and comes back with a big book "Here" he hands it to her "What, what is this?" "This is a book that will help you know more about the kingdom and it’s history, once you’ve mastered your reading I hope for you to study this book really well,

"After reading the first book I finished in just three hours. I left the room and came back every day. The King's visit was one month old, and that allowed me to freely enter his study to read the books that were there. A week later, I returned and entered the secret room. This time I read a book with the title Royal Protocols." “I guess if you had it, you would never want to read it. The book features another face of the Aima Kingdom. An ugly face that only the chosen ones know about.”

he says quietly to the man, each word packing a powerful punch, "you are the only one in the entire kingdom with a real body. You are the only one who is free to be your own. You can do things your subjects can only dream of. Everyone wants to be you... You are the only one who can save us. His eyes are fixed, peering through the folds of the veil. There is a moment of complete silence, then the great man stands up. Fire is lit in his eyes, anger and determination clearly visible. "Close the gates," he commands, "no one inside or outside the kingdom may bypass it. It must not open to anyone. Also double our security around the kingdom. If they are ever found in the area, bring them to this c