Novel & Cerita Valley Of The Dark Lords

“I promise you will.” “And mine,” Holly said, smirking as Valerie turned to face her once more. “Don’t forget, this means you also obey me, and I assure you, I’m even darker than Damien.” Valerie stood there, shuddering at the implied threat. She simply nodded as her pussy burned with renewed need. “Yes, ma’am,” she said. “Whatever you desire.” Holly’s grin grew. “Oh, I desire a lot.” Valerie felt another shudder ripple throughout her body.

The cavern shook. And the Warlords’ horns went silent. The Warlords came at dawn. Five of them. Each one a Blood Moon lord who’d ruled their own territory for centuries. Each one hungry for Valen’s throne. They didn’t knock. They attacked. The courtyard exploded as the first Warlord shifted mid-air. 10 feet tall, bones like blades, red eyes burning. “Valen is weak!” the Warlord roared. “The girl is untested! We take the Court now!”

She felt like it was more than wolf indicts. The following night, Vivienne had gotten a dream that made her question her reality. In her dream, a valley stretched before her. It was so vast and broken. It’s ground was uneven and soaked in darkness. The sky above it churned violently, clouds twisting like living things, heavy with storm and fury. Lightning tore across the heavens, illuminating the chaos below in sharp flashes that revealed a battlefield unlike anything she had ever imagined. Creatures filled the valley.

Then came the sound of hooves. At first, I didn't think much of it — travelers and merchants often passed through our village. But when I stepped outside, I saw the dust rising, the banners snapping in the wind, and the armored men riding closer in formation. Then I saw him. Darius Venn. He wasn't a king, though he fancied himself one. A warlord — brutal, ambitious, the kind of man who built power from other men's ashes. His armor was blackened steel, his red cloak torn at the edges and crusted with dried blood. I'd heard the stories — how his blade never stayed clean, how villages that resisted him never stood again.

And as she fell— A sudden, freezing wind swept the clearing. Lights flickered. Lantern flames twisted violently. The air itself seemed to rupture. Aria barely stayed conscious long enough to hear the horrified scream of a warrior: “THE BORDER— IT’S OPENING!” A tear in the air split open behind the pines— dark, swirling, alive— and as Aria collapsed, a low, dangerous voice echoed through the clearing like a prophecy: “Don’t touch her.” The Dark King had arrived.

Instantly, all eyes shifted from me to the newcomer. The warriors and the small crowd of onlookers immediately turned and bowed deeply as the man approached. Lifting my eyes, I saw a young man with an air of undeniable charisma. His spiky brunette hair, square jaw, and deep blue eyes exuded a quiet strength. Despite his imposing presence, I found it hard to believe he could be the Dark Lord. Beside him stood a younger boy, whose face seemed like it had been meticulously sculpted to perfection, radiating a similar aura of authority.

It was quite laughable that the dark lord had a pet tiger who had a nanny. I stopped on the stone surface, rooted to the spot. The horror of last night returned. It was the place. The sound of the gunshot came back, reverberating at the back of my head, the image of Leo on the carcass flashed and the hard icy gaze on the dark lord.

•• Charlotte’s POV ••• The DeathValley, also known as the Valley of Death, just like its name, was a place full of valley and steep cliffs surrounded by a vast sea. It was a precipitous place, once entered, it was easy to get lost. It was a forbidden place for werewolves. “Lottie… The smoke is too thick here…” Hayden said and Rhett tried to break through the thick smoke surrounding us. “We have to go further into the valley.”

But the anger and heartbreak stabbed so deep that I couldn't bring myself to turn away. Enduring the torture and turmoil, I forced myself to walk toward the observatory doors. They were slightly ajar. I held my breath to press close and listen through the gap. Serena's cloying and clingy voice came from inside. She teased coyly, "Professor Thorne, you seem to especially like seeing me in red." Lucas' voice followed, low and tinged with slight exasperation. "Keep it down... Someone might stumble upon us." "What's there to be afraid of?" Serena drawled, her tone deliberately sulky. "It's so late. No one's around."