Zelda Lands Novels & Stories

I closed my eyes briefly, forcing down the frustration that clawed at my chest. "It’s too late," I muttered. Kael was silent for a moment before saying, "Perhaps. But Zelda is still here, and she's preparing for war." At that, I opened my eyes. Yes. War. Zelda had no time to dwell on the past, and neither did I. She had set her sights on reclaiming her father’s land, on avenging her brother, and I knew that no amount of sorrow would deter her. Still, the idea of her marching into battle alone made something tighten in my chest.

The two dragons glided along for a few hours before Slate began to descend over a field in the territory of a kingdom closer to his own lair and far enough away from Beelzanborg that the soldiers who were clearly rallying to come after the Heart of Magic couldn’t reach them--yet. He touched down in a field of golden wheat, catching the sunbeams and sparkling like each stalk was made of a precious metal.

Now that he was powerful and had refined the Endlos Light, he had become a true Lord of Planes, which allowed him to transverse a large area with just a thought. After identifying the right direction, James stepped forward and appeared where Xezal’s group was. He arrived in the Dark World and saw a floating land. The land was as big as a planet and was surrounded by mysterious formations, blocking out the black mists. James approached the land and shouted, “I’m here.” Xezal had been waiting in the central region. Upon hearing James’ voice, she said excitedly, “Open the formation and let James in.” Following Xezal’s order, the formation opened.

She was about to look back and make sure Zoey was behind her when a white light flashed in her eyes as a camera would and before she knew it… her thick boots were resting on sandy ground. After a few steps, the land felt more solid and the effect of the light was gone. After a single blink, Zara opened her eyes and Alpha Darren came into sight. She still had no desire to speak to him or be around him, so she tore her eyes off him and studied the new land she had stepped into. The Land of The Holies… The Dragon Kingdom. The view she met was saddening. The skies were gloomy but not as bad as when darkness covered Zenrada. The skies were a mix of dark purple and red and there was nothing up the

The Glasslands were not made of glass. They were made of light — fractured, wandering light that refracted through the air as though the sky itself had shattered and fallen upon the earth. Every rock shimmered faintly, every pool of water mirrored the moons above in colors that did not belong to nature. Kael and Aria moved carefully through the haze, their boots crunching against pale crystal dust. They hadn’t spoken in hours. The mist that had once guided them now thinned to a brittle sheen, revealing too much of the landscape — and too much of each other’s exhaustion.

Zelda's voice whispered through our mind link as she squatted before me, setting the tray down and lifting the cup. "Please, take it," she begged, her voice a soft plea. "I can't, this reeks of wolfsbane, James," I retorted, my gaze piercing through him as he stood near the entrance. "Drink it, you imbecile, unless you want to see your precious mate suffer," James threatened, well aware of my powerlessness within the confines of this wretched dungeon. My fingers brushed against Zelda's as I controlled the cup to my lips, ready to comply, but James's next words halted my action.

Zelda looked between the two ladies and nervously placed the tray of mini sandwiches on the table before stepping back. Thank Goddess. I’m so hungry right now. Zira thought as she gobbled down two sandwiches. “Zira! Manners, please,” Zelda whispered. “What? I’m hungry,” Zira said, taking two more sandwiches and sinking back onto the couch. Zelda shook her head and made her way back to her seat. She noticed Luna Bella and Isabella having a glaring contest and felt for both of them. Having this kind of relationship was unthinkable to her, and she really wanted to help.

That land is right next to the border of Moonlight Kingdom. Abridge connecting Moonlight and lucky Kingdom through the woods of Zillions. Zillion is an abandoned land because of the mysterious disappearance of magic creatures. When a magical creature goes into Zillion, they are unheard of again. The Lucky kingdom abandons all creatures from going into the land. Lucky kingdom wanted to make sure that the aggressive creatures were locked out.

Baby Zetty suddenly came to a realization and exclaimed, “Oh! I almost made a mistake.” Baby Zetty had a straightforward personality, so she was easily deceived. Fortunately for her, Gale had a meticulous mind and could continuously remind Baby Zetty at any time to never stop being vigilant. “But we don’t know how to get to Sacred Land.” Gale asked, “Did Mister happen to leave you some sort of treasure? Perhaps there’s information on Sacred Land?” Baby Zetty quickly took out the pillow from her belly again and extracted three books from it. She said, “These are the books that Mister left behind for me.”

Prince Dustin grab on to it and enticed her more. “Yes. Though ours bask in darkness, unlike Constancia. The kingdom housed mighty shapeshifters. Oh, and an enchanted garden that rivals the Mirror of the Moon!” Luna bit on her lower lip as she contemplated. To visit another of the three kingdom is a very tempting idea. Since coming in the Land of Lore, she’d only been in Constancia. She had always wondered what the other two kingdoms were like. Her imagination working on overdrive. Then again for the second time that day, Wulfric’s warning rang loud in her mind.