Varian And The Seven Kingdoms Novels & Stories

Around me, the sound of muffled sobs and gasping tears fills the air like a slow storm. When the seer breathes “Ease” again, I turn behind me—and there they are. Rauth. Aunty Caelora. Elder Ysmera. The South warriors. The outcasts. The howlers. All of them bowing in unison, paying their last respects to a king of kings. How did Varyn live such a short life and never unite the lands—yet as a dead king, he commands a unity even the living could not?

“Fae blood is one of the sweetest out there. Give that Fae to us, Sven. We'll double the price if we have to. Sell or we won't leave.” I swallow hard at the mention of ‘Fae blood,’ not wanting to imagine what my people went through in their hands. There are ten Kingdoms in this universe, and six of those kingdoms were allies with King Sven during the war. After the war, hundreds of thousands of my people were shared as slaves and meat amongst the allies of the Kingdom of Māui; Nyxara, Cessi, Mortem, Gnomes, Orcs and Selenium. “Speak Sven,” Lady Gwendolyn demands.

However, all such things are more common in Pyre than they are in other parts of the kingdom and its realms. The kingdom is divided into four geographic realms and seven more arbitrary regions with Pyre at their core - the western plains, the southern foothills, the eastern forest, and the farmlands with the seas to the north. The seven regions were the seven centers of influence throughout the empire - Laoce, Euphess, Pergum, Delphi, Sa'ar, Tyra, and Asrymn. The seven were the traditional Kingsmen regions, the Kingsmen being a long standing religious order based in Altruon with a history as old as time. The Kingsmen influence in Altruon is great, the City Architects and nation's founders ha

Lord Kael. Lady Elira. Seven thrones. Six rulers. One empty seat. Aria looked at the seventh throne. "Who's missing?" Maelis smiled. "You." Aria's expression changed. "What?" "The seventh seat has always belonged to you." THE SEVENTH RULER Gabriel stepped forward. "That's impossible." Maelis looked at him. "You know the history." "I know enough." "Then you know that the Seven were created to maintain balance." Gabriel shook his head.

“Okay so?” Varian's finger moved to a single line of faded script beneath them, and his voice dropped to something just above a whisper. "The Sovereign Queen was not the last one to carry this blood." My whole body went still. Varian turned his head toward the direction where Kelsey was standing and looked at her with steady eyes. And when he spoke again, the words landed like a verdict neither of us could take back. "This confirms our theory, Your Majesty." "She really did have a daughter.”

Ivy whispered, her chest heaving. "It was," I agreed. "But what Varus never knew was that before his human love was killed, she had secretly given birth to a child. The goddess of the harvest took mercy on the orphaned baby, hiding him in a quiet forest temple. That child grew up to become the very first Varian ruler on earth. He married, had children, and passed down his divine bloodline. But over centuries, mortal human bodies couldn't withstand the raw, volatile power of the Varian bloodline, driving many of them mad. To survive, the Varians began marrying powerful supernatural beings…witches, other shapeshifters, vampires and water nymphs. It stabilized the bloodline for thousands of yea

This was an important matter, one that was going to change the fate of the Seven Kingdoms forever. "One more thing." The Queen said when everyone thought this was over. "If the Adom King and the Lavan princess are to have children, the first girl born from their marriage will be the heir of the Lavan Kingdom." She declared, murmurs of agreement washing over the council at her words. It was true that Azalia was the only heir of the Lavan Kingdom, and so it was extremely important for the crown to be passed on to someone of royal blood when the time came.

And then he walked out of the room with no sense of direction at all. The princess had spent all night in the library, trying to find out what she could about the Athànatoi. Had to know the enemy, she figured. She had come across a book titled 'The Athànatoi through the times,' according to the book they had lived among mortals, the only distinction was the colour of their eyes, they were red, deep bloody red. They lived among men, did everything like they did, but they only mated with their own kind. She'd gotten to the part where the book began to talk about why the Athànatoi parted with man in the first place, but those parts were in a language she didn't understand, she stewed in her fru

No one did, except for the twins. "Tell me everything. Where is she?" Victoria took a shaky breath. "She is... she is in the Northern Kingdom. She has been claimed, My Lord. She is King Zayn’s mate." The air in the room died. I stood up slowly. Jennifer rushed forward to pull up my silk trousers, covering my nakedness, but I barely felt her touch. "Zayn?" I repeated the name like a curse. "The cursed wolf?" I knew of him. Zayn was the King of the Seven Kingdoms, a man cursed with a beast that knew no mercy. They said he was a monster who slaughtered virgins as sacrifices.

( Kaden ) Standing on the balcony of my castle, I watched over my kingdom with a sense of pride and a deep, painful fear. From this vantage point, I could see all four elemental realms coming together, uniting to form Valtor. The Earth Kingdom stretched out to the west, its lush forests and rolling hills a testament to the strength and resilience of its people. To the south, the Fire Kingdom blazed with the vibrant hues of red and orange, its volcanoes and hot springs providing both danger and beauty. The Water Kingdom lay to the east, its sparkling rivers, and serene lakes a source of life and tranquility. Finally, to the north, the Air Kingdom's lofty peaks and endless skies symbolized fre