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Plush moss buds from the branches provide a cushion under foot. As we ascend the stairs further into the castle I am once again drawn in by the beauty. Following the staircase up is like walking through a dream. Honeyed light illuminates the spiraling path, small birds and insects fill the air with a lively hum. When we reach the top Nefertari pushes a large wooden door open. We follow her into a grand throne room. A large throne made of tree branches sits shaded under a canopy of lush green leaves. Flora of every color blooms between the branches of the throne. The roots and vines of the flowers provide a green hue under the bark. Sitting in front of the throne is a spacious table made from

--The Nydisian Kingdom, Eraregord, Royal Academy-- "Dane, comprise a list of your best students and have them submit their names to be before tomorrow at noon," Lucian ordered as he took a seat in the headmaster's study. Dane was a tall yet lean man with olive skin tone and piercing red eyes, the colour eyes most vampires seemed to have. "Consider it done, Milord. Do you still wish to hold the tournament?" The headmaster, Dane, asked. His Highness had sent word to him a few days ago that he'd be arriving in a week's time to gather the academy's best as well as strongest fighters.

Older. The girl's eyes widened as the page began to write itself, not from her touch, but from Elthara’s presence alone. “You’re rewriting the silence,” she whispered. “You’re… unmaking me.” The page glowed brighter, casting the girl’s shadow long and thin across the void. Her voice cracked, no longer confident. “Do you even know what that will cost?” Elthara’s fingers closed over the edge of the page, and her voice was clear. “Everything. But some endings are worth the cost.” The golden thread pulsed once more, not as a weapon, but as a key. The page began to fold inward, wrapping light around itself.

In one hand, she held a talon—blackened and cracked, the last remnant of the Kilimane warlord she had slain. She smiled. “Pitiful,” she whispered, echoing the word her kind loved so much. “He thought his roar could rival mine.” The talon crumbled to ash between her fingers, vanishing into a curl of flame before it ever kissed the floor. She raised her hand, unhurried, and rested it on the arm of her throne. The legendary Throne of Flames. Gold hissed beneath her touch yet never burned her.

The bond burns bright, pulling, dragging, binding me like a leash made of starlight and shadows. And then I see it. The Throne. It is not a throne the way mortal minds imagine—no carved stone, no gilded seat. It is a wound in the world. A jagged crown of bone and glass rising from a sea of black fire, pulsing like the heart of a god. And at its center— Kael. Gods. He sits slouched like a king too tired to rule, bare-chested, his skin veined with silver fire and shadow bleeding like smoke from his hair. His eyes—once storm-dark—are twin novas of ruin, burning with hunger so vast it could hollow out eternity.

Chapter 4 By: Tofunmi Nikky Elena's POV: I had been working as a slave for almost two god-damned months in this stinking shithole of Crescent Moon pack. My life turned upside down just about two months ago. I turned eighteen one month back but still haven't found my mate.

“Why do you need to protect me?” “Your uncle wants you dead. He later found out he took the wrong twin. You’re the rightful heir to the throne. You are the heir of the light “Heir of the what?” I started laughing so hard. I’m seriously buying into this? I just can’t believe everything she’s telling me. Like what? Like I’m a king or something.

Below them, Fort Eisen's stained glass skylight rushes upward fast, the whole massive dome lit from within by dark, pulsing crimson that throbs steady like something alive and hungry beneath the ice. The glass itself depicts a scene rendered in centuries-old craftsmanship, twin crescent moons crushing an ancient white wolf beneath an iron heel, and even at speed the image lands ugly and deliberate, propaganda cast in colored glass and left burning over a throne room for forty years. Dark runes snake across every reinforced pane, humming audible even through the scream of the wind, boundary magic stolen and repurposed into something that reads less like protection and more like a leash. "Fern

I found myself standing there, frozen a moment longer than I intended, my eyes glued to the little rack by the register. The keychain hung there, seemingly innocent, catching the fluorescent lights just right—the tiny silver sword along with the intricately painted dragon that curled around it, a perfect replica of the one wielded by Kaelen Stormblade in the Chronicles of the Ashen Throne series I couldn’t stop reading when I was younger. I’d been wanting something like that for ages, ever since the third book tore my heart apart in the best way possible. It was kind of ridiculous how much a simple piece of metal and enamel could send a thrill of excitement rippling through me.

The arm followed, making a lot of steam that hurt the table. "A new place," a deep mechanical voice said. "A world with air. Fuel for our fires." The iron hand grabbed the edge of our table and the wood broke like twigs. I stepped over the broken wood and my right eye turned black. The armor of the Twilight Empress covered my shoulders. The crown on my head shone with a black light. "You have entered the house " I said. My lance appeared in my hand. It was humming with power. "The North does not pay taxes to kings. We do not give fuel to other peoples fires."