Wings Of Fire Family Trees Novels & Stories

The Fae Kingdom/Faeora Omri Third in command I was on alert when Cayden and Michael left to assist Aidan, I was in charge at the moment with the former king assisting in getting everyone to safety when we heard the alarm, I was mind-linked by a warrior who stated the rogues had breached the territory on the southern border closer to the Elvish Kingdom and were taking on lots of rogues. I ordered my men to attack and my wife went into our built-in panic room with the former queen, her mother, and our kids with two assigned bodyguards. The council was locked away in a protective building with their families and the hospital for our injured was heavily guarded. I rushed out in my armor along wi

Children of Fire! "That can't be true," Ariel refused to accept reality. "It is," I said. "The only child of fire left is my brother, Darius," he argued. "That is not correct, in fact they are three children of fire still left in this world," I said. "That explains the tremendous power and why my brother took Intrest in you," he said. A brief his history on the children of fire. Long ago, when dragons ruled the earth, they lived a particular family known as the Lycans.

“What?! Same what?” “That's false. We're just friends and not related by blood.” The book chuckled dryly, “I don't know what you both believe now but you both are related. Your grandfather, Myan Warray, the god of Flames, married your grand mother and had a daughter, Gerey, but he was unfaithful - got himself a Mistress whose name I think is uhm - Eveth Engow? And she got pregnant for your father before he died.” “But... I don't know my -”

The triplets went back to their seats. When it was all said and done, the witches showed her what they divined. They filled in missing spaces in the genealogy chart. The Alpha’s son had already had a daughter, and they hid her in what would become an omega’s family. That girl married the grandson of a warrior who was demoted to an omega when the Jett’s took over. Their daughter mated to the great-grandson of the former Beta, who was killed when the Jett’s took over. “We can tell these two had a daughter, but we can’t give you a name,” Ruby said.

Not only is she cold, even her treatment of others makes Xiao Chen's father dare not mess with her in front of his wife's brother. ROAAARRRRRR "Ho? They're coming!" Xiao Chen's grandfather said looking at the giant fire bird pulling a chariot in the sky. Xiao Chen's eyes were also drawn to the sky where he saw the Zi family crest on the carriage and Xiao Chen realized just how luxurious the beast pulling his mother's family was. GRRRRRRR

"I got what I deserved Jaxon, that's the end of it." "Fucking hell Ash, everyone makes mistakes! My brother just tore a wolf to shreds a few weeks ago. My mother slaughtered entire wolf packs. My father tortured my mother even though he knew she was his mate just because he grew up believing fire dragons are evil. One of my grandfathers gave the kill order on fire dragons. My other grandfather is the reason that order was given in the first place," I growl. His eyes widen as I list off my family's history.

… As soon as my flight landed at the research base, I jumped straight into work with the team and basically forgot the outside world existed. They confiscated all our phones and banned us from leaving, but honestly? I was totally fine with it. Not having people up in my business every second made life way easier. At night, when everyone got bored, my coworkers would whine to me about how much they missed their families. I didn't get it. I was mapping out my life after this research. And in my plans? Mom, Dad, and Jillian weren't invited. The first week after I left, the Swains couldn't be bothered to come looking for me. Mom, Dad, and their adopted daughter, Jillian, were too wrapped up in p

My mother looked exhausted not because her sons were hurt, but because she was already calculating the consequences of their stupidity. And my father? He looked disappointed. Nothing new. My jaw tightened the moment my eyes landed on Franklin, the middle brother, the root of most disasters in this family. He got up and rushed toward me like a desperate politician trying to explain himself before the court delivered a sentence. “He fucked up fir—” He didn’t finish the sentence. My fist collided with his jaw with enough force to echo, and something cracked. Maybe bone, maybe teeth, either way, he shut up. Dominic, the youngest stepped back instantly, trying to escape my reach like a cornered r

my father asked. Silence followed. Heavy silence. Then Elder Cain sighed softly. “Then we handle the matter accordingly.” I remember pressing myself against the cold stone wall, barely breathing as their footsteps faded away. Handle the matter accordingly. I thought about those words almost every day after that. The fire started five years ago. At first it was only a candle beside my bed. One moment unlit. The next burning black at the edges without anyone touching it. I panicked and smothered it immediately. I told no one.

Light fell across the wing like a cold white flight path. At the door, he stopped and looked back. "Ava," he said softly. "I'm sorry." I held his gaze. "I heard you." The last light in Ethan's eyes went out. The door closed behind him, and the music in the hall grew clear again. Julian handed the demonstration terminal back to me. The next unconfirmed flight path waited on the screen. I lowered my gaze to the new route and set my finger down steadily. "Continue." On the projection screen, the formation rose again.