Throne Room Undertale Novels & Stories

“But that doesn’t mean you’re invincible.” I opened my mouth to argue, but the words caught in my throat as a guttural growl echoed from the doorway ahead. My blood turned cold as a dark shape began to materialize from the shadows. Kael’s hand dropped to his side. “This is a warning, we need to get to the throne room at once.” Whatever was coming, it wasn’t here to talk. Kael pushed his way through the doors and the hallway, leading and as he approached the throne room doors he threw them open. His eyes, if I could see them, were scanning the entire room.

they greeted him. "Sh, they do not know I am here," Alvar said in hushed tones. "I just came to wish you luck. I hope you receive the help you seek for a price you are willing to pay." He scurried off before they could question him. A herald came out in a dark green uniform. He motioned for the humans to follow him. They entered the throne room through a set of golden double doors at least four times as tall as them. The room itself was similar to Aurora's at home, only with far more banners and tapestries of various exploits. Some of cloth even depicted humans and elves side by side. 'These are very old indeed!' Aurora thought.

My wolf wants me to fight but if I now show them how strong I am they might overwhelm me as I can’t be sure I would be able to take three at once. Grinding my teeth, I let them take me to Main Pack House. Rowan takes the lead into a big Room and its décor makes it look dark. Lots or dark red and black is used with some assets in gold. A big throne Chair is placed at the end of the room on a small pedestal.

"Your sentence is death. The child belongs to the Great Alpha." The soldier lunged, the spear moving faster than I could follow. Thomas fired his pistols, the blue bolts clashing with the silver spear. "RUN!" Thomas roared. I grabbed Elle and Bryan, dragging them toward the hole in the ground that the tracker map was pointing to. We dived into the dark tunnel just as a massive explosion of gold fire turned the forest above us into a sea of flames. We slid down a metal chute, landing in a cold, sterile room. It was filled with monitors and medical equipment. In the center of the room was a single, large throne made of black glass.

Something here remembers owning you. “I remember it, too,” I murmured. --- Inside Solara The Hall was enormous and empty. Light didn’t reveal it light obeyed it. Pillars rose like ribs into a ceiling painted with constellations that moved too slowly to be called motion. At the centre, half-buried in its glow, sat the Throne. Not a seat a singularity pretending to be furniture. Runes crawled across it in the oldest shape of a word spoken with teeth rather than prayer. The room inhaled with it, as if the structure were breathing.

Frederick was more concerned with Selina’s chest movements rather than he was in listening to what Mane had to say. “This throne room isn’t really the throne room. The throne room is just ahead. This room is the only route to the throne room” Mane told the others what he found out. “What a sneaky man” Mane thought. If someone tried to infiltrate the throne room they would be in for a big surprise. Unless they were scholars like Mane and able to tell that there were several other wielders in hiding, and that the three who were patrolling the room were just distractions, they would be in big trouble.

Dust rained from the ceiling as a distant explosion echoed through the tunnels behind us. “Hurry,” Seris said sharply. “The throne is becoming unstable.” We pushed forward. The final corridor opened into a chamber so vast it stole sound from the air itself. No one spoke immediately. Even Thomas fell silent. The throne chamber stretched beneath the mountain like the heart of another world. Massive stone pillars rose toward darkness far above us, carved with intertwined wolves and crowns worn smooth by time. Ancient braziers burned along the outer walls with silver fire instead of flame, casting pale light across the enormous circular hall.

The girl smiled at him. He flinched. She lifted her hand. The courtyard vanished. Cold rain struck my face. I stood inside an ancient throne room. White stone pillars rose around me, carved with wolves swimming through waves. Torches burned blue along the walls. Soldiers filled the hall, armour wet from battle. No one saw me. Raiken appeared at my side. His fingers found mine. The touch anchored me. At the far end of the room, Ayamira sat upon the Tide Throne. She looked like me, but harder.

“However much you took from Angelina and her mother, you’ll pay it back in blood.” As soon as he finished speaking, my underboss drew his gun and pressed it tightly against their temples. Lorenzo slumped into a corner, his face pale. He finally realized that the honey trap he had been so proud of this past year was nothing more than a tool for our father-daughter cleanup. He was nothing but a toy I had completely drained, used to draw fire. I walked up to him, crouched down, and patted his cheek. “Just a pretty face.”

“...Sure, lead the way..” I won’t asked a stupid questioned asking what it is, I told him to show me fast. We headed into the castle and ran all the way to the top, where the throne room was, which also happened to be the warlord bandit room. The whole room was loosely decorated, the original decors were there probably from the previous owner, but Warlord bandit has also made some improvements, a sloppy one, with hanging torches, hanging skulls, messy floor with rubbish. “What..in the heck…”.