Vantablack Crown Novels & Stories

A tense silence settled over the Grand Hall as the crimson glow surrounding the Blood Crown grew brighter. The ancient jewels embedded within its black metal frame pulsed like living hearts, casting rippling scarlet light across the chamber. Every noble remained frozen where they stood, their eyes fixed on the crown resting upon Lucien’s head. No one had witnessed such a phenomenon in centuries, and even the oldest members of the court looked as though they had stepped into a forgotten legend.

Esmeray asked, her voice barely concealing her growing anxiety. Cas’s expression darkened. “The Vaugnt are a rare breed, gifted with abilities that make them impossible to control. They pose a threat to those in power, and as a result, the government seeks to eliminate them. If your true identity is revealed, you will be in grave danger.” The weight of Cas’s words hung heavy in the air, the gravity of the situation sinking in. Esmeray realized that her life had just taken a perilous turn, and she would need to navigate a treacherous path if she was to survive.

Aameris spoke almost in a whisper, but everyone in the room heard him. The three couples kissed, then turned to look at the crowd. Lindaat started to glow, and a crown appeared on her head. Twisted silver and bronze metals looking like a tree being held by silver roots. Around the crown, small diamonds rose, looking almost like trees. When she turned to look at Teleraamon, he had a circlet of the same silver and bronze on his head. Ailive gasped when a crown appeared on her head, with a solid silver band with sapphires around the edges that looked almost like tears. Dakkaath had a circlet of silver with a hint of bronze in it. Xylia smiled brightly at the two, then felt something on her head

It made this moment even more intense and important, but it was a quick kiss. Victor pulled away and then reached out and took my crown, which is made of gold, with black details and red stones. The base of it is made of gold, with a black material and on top of the material there are gold carvings that resemble leaves, in vintage style, and 10 small stones adorning this part. Above there is a division in gold, where the tips resemble leaves, then next to the black part, there are gold notches that resemble wings and 5 more medium-sized stones are surrounded by gold details. Going up, there are five points, which resemble bat wings, and on the main point, there is a flower carved in gold and

Corren asked quietly. “Yes,” Declan answered without hesitation. “And you trust me to hold what you lay down?” “With my life.” Silence stretched—not strained, but weighted with years of shared battles and brotherhood. Corren inclined his head. “Then I will take the Verdant Crown.” Relief crossed Declan’s face—not escape, but trust honored. “We’ll announce it together,” Corren said after a moment, his voice steady but quiet. “Not as an abdication, but as a changing future for all.”

Never! He smiled with a proud glint in his eye as she lifted her head. One of the attendants offered a rough-looking black circular crown, the top spike in the center adorned with a massive black gemstone. Around the circlet's base are four long horn-like thorns. Nothing about the crown screamed glamor; everything about it roared status and dominance.

Each one carried something. A piece of bone. A vial of blood. A scrap of black lace. And one of them—taller than the rest, her veil as long as a train of smoke—stepped forward. In her hands, she held it. The crown. Made of dead rose petals and twisted metal. The thorns still wet with something darker than blood. It pulsed faintly, as though alive. I took a step back. Ethan—or what was left of him—stood behind me. He didn’t say a word.

At the center stood a structure that made the breath catch in Aria’s throat. A crown. Not a symbol. Not ceremonial. Real. Forged of black metal veined with gold, suspended above a stone pedestal by nothing at all. It hovered, unmoving, humming with restrained power. Damien swore quietly. “That’s not possible,” Serel whispered. “The Crown is above us.” Aria shook her head. “That’s a shadow. An anchor.” She stepped forward before anyone could stop her. The air shifted immediately. The hum deepened. The symbols flared brighter, casting jagged light across the chamber walls. Aria’s skin prickled, every instinct screaming both warning and recognition.

"This is real. This life we've built. This power you've earned. This is no dream, no temporary reprieve. This is your reality now." They swayed together under starlight, the city spread endless below them. His cologne wrapped around her like armor against memories of colder embraces and mechanical affection. With Samuel, every touch had felt like an obligation. With Alexander, each touch felt like claiming something that belonged to her. "I have something for you." He stepped back slightly, producing a black velvet box from his jacket pocket. The hinges made no sound as he opened it, a testament to its craftsmanship. Inside nestled a delicate crown – platinum and diamonds crafted into an int

Damien Vandolff. He was wearing his royal uniform in black and red. A gold chain embellished with rubies adorned his neck and on his head was the crown, symbolizing his status. I hadn't seen him in his royal attire in ages and it took my breath away that soon, I will be calling this magnificent my own. But then I looked into his eyes and found his looking only at me. The emerald green orbs had a sheen to them and it confirmed that I wasn’t the only one feeling emotional at this very moment.