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Come back. The throne exploded in light. Liolai’s body lifted, Hovered, And breathed. She gasped, Coughed, Eyes flew open And found her mother. “Mom…” Liora wept. Held her daughter close, The others rushed to them. Kael crumpled in relief. Ashen simply closed his eyes, But as Liora held Liolai, Something else shifted. The sky darkened. The throne began to melt. Not dissolve. Corrupt.

Like a stormcloud crackling just before the lightning strikes. Soren had no idea what he had just unleashed. And neither, perhaps, did I. But I knew one thing for certain. The throne would no longer be decided by bloodlines twisted by dark magic. Or by betrayal. Or by lies. The throne would answer to truth. To justice. To the queen who had just awakened. And I would stand beside her until my last breath.

The writing was unlike anything I had ever seen. It was perfectly written with bold ink, as if the words were alive, unfolding secrets meant for me alone. A shiver ran down my spine as I began to read. The war is upon us. The royal family will perish, and a no-name will take the throne. No one will know. Everyone will soon forget about us. Whosoever gets this scroll must know that the royal family had perished. I paused and looked at Silver. “Is this a written letter?”

They know I must know when things happen so I can act accordingly, and if Henri just let that bitch take over MY throne. I take a deep breath outside the door before knocking. They don’t know who I really am, nor that I have a rightful claim to the throne, and they do not need to either. It’s going to be the surprise of the century when I take the throne for myself, sitting as a reigning Queen of all, but first I need to make sure Henri still tells me everything, and along the way he is going to be eliminated along with his stupid family. When I don’t need them anymore, they are dead.

"You said they'd spent the last year building something. Allies. Resources. You never told me toward what end." Ashwood turned from the window, and in the low firelight his face had lost every trace of the careful warmth he'd offered me since the courtyard, replaced by something considerably older and considerably more afraid. "Toward the only end that's ever made sense to someone who's spent a lifetime being hunted for what they are, Lyra. Not survival. Not hiding. They want the throne itself, and unlike either of us, I don't believe they intend to ask anyone's permission before they take it." The fire cracked and settled between us, and somewhere beyond the shuttered window, faint but unmi

I didn't see the long-lens camera tucked behind the hydrangeas. By the time I reached my bedroom back at the estate, my burner phone—the only one I had left on—was blowing up with notifications. A headline from a prominent underground news site was pinned to the top of every social media feed: THE QUEEN’S REVENGE? Hours after Jayden Thorne declares his mistress the 'Boss Lady,' his woman, Victoria Moretti, is spotted in the arms of his rival, Marcus Lightwood. Is this a new alliance... or a declaration of war?

Its sweeping towers pierced the indigo sky, glowing with ancient magic. And at the very highest pinnacle of the grand palace, bathed in a pool of sinister black light... sat a throne. My stomach twisted into a violent knot. “No...” “The throne is waiting,” the queen whispered. “I don't want it!” I snapped. “Let it rot!” “You don't have to want it, Athena,” the queen said, her voice dropping into a somber, terrifying frequency. “But someone else is already marching toward it.” My blood ran cold. “Who?”

The glyph projected a shape, not a man, not a creature, but a throne. A throne made of shadows, moonlight, and starlight woven together—three parts. Triad and Convergent. The original throne. The First Throne. Alessia’s heart pounded. She whispered, “The Architect wasn’t trying to create power.” “He was trying to reclaim it,” Selene finished. The throne pulsed again. —Descendant. —Bearer. —Claim what was denied. Kael stepped in front of her. “No,” he said firmly. “She’s not touching that.”

Just the quiet understanding that some things didn’t need to be spoken. I sat back in the chair, hands still, and let the silence do the talking for once. The empire was mine. The cost was mine. And somewhere in the space between them, a new thread had begun to spin—thin, dangerous, and already tangled up with the man who’d once burned the world for me and never got the chance. The new queen had taken the throne. And the city was still breathing. THE END. Original story.

"I really don’t like this." Bram raised his axe. "If this thing tries anything, I’m cutting it in half." The figure regarded them in silence. Then it raised one shadowed hand, gesturing toward Rael. "You hold the key." Rael’s fingers tightened around the book. "What key?" The figure moved closer. "The knowledge. The words. The truth." Elior’s jaw clenched. "Tell us, then. What is the throne?" The figure exhaled, a slow, measured breath. "A beginning."