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The Greywing Chronicles Chapter 38
The morning was just as cold as the night had been, if not worse. The wind had settled, but the chill had seeped deep into their bones. The sun rose over the vast, icy expanse, casting a golden glow over the glaciers. It should have been beautiful, but for Noah, it was just another miserable start to the day."Oh, for the love of—!"Noah’s voice rang through the silence as he stood, shivering, holding up his damp cloak. His clothes were just as bad—soaked through and ice-cold."Why is everything wet?! Did someone dump snow on me while I was sleeping? Was it you, Aldric?" He glared accusingly.Aldric, fastening his gear, barely looked up. "Why would I waste perfectly good snow on you?"Luna chuckled as she adjusted the straps on her boots. "Maybe the ice melted a little beneath you. You do tend to move a lot in your sleep."Noah grumbled, wringing out his sleeve. "This is the worst expedition ever."Elion, already prepared, simply tossed him a fresh cloth. "Dry yourself off. We need to
The Greywing Chronicles Chapter O1
Lifeland, the only universe with life comprising of Eight realms.. it was a home to Angels, Elves, Humans, Animals, Demons, Wizards and werewolves, each living in between their respective boundaries and sharing a history. When the Angels fell, a new realm was found, The Realm of Fallen Angels. Apart from Lifeland, two other universes, Darkland and Mistland existed too. Darkland was the universe of pure evil and sin. It was governed by The Dark King who was neither living nor dead and Mistland was the universe of the dead from Lifeland. Angelic Realm of Luminara had very good relations with all the other realms except The Fallen Angels Realm of Abyssia and Demonic Realm of Infernia. The Elven realm was friends with every realm and was closest to Luminara. It was called Eldoria. The seven realms hated the Fallen Angels and none of them ever entered Abyssia. The Fallen Angels were allowed to enter Darkland because, somehow, they were a part of it. They were sinful and disloyal. Onc
The Greywing Chronicles Chapter 02
The Celestium Prism was a sacred artifact of immense spiritual significance to the angels. It was said to contain a fragment of the very essence of Luminara, embodying the purest form of light and goodness. This prism was not only a symbol of angelic power and purity but also played a crucial role in various angelic rituals and ceremonies. It was believed to enhance the connection between angels and the heaven, allowing them to channel greater divine power and wisdom.For the dark forces of Darkland, the Celestium Prism held a different allure. The prism, with its concentrated purity and light, was a potent source of energy that could be corrupted for dark purposes. In the hands of the dark forces, the prism's light could be inverted, transforming it into a tool for weakening the barriers between realms, enhancing dark magic, or even corrupting the essence of light-based beings. Its potential for creating powerful dark artifacts or spells made it a highly coveted object in Darkland an
The Greywing Chronicles Chapter 03
The next day, James dragged Luna recklessly towards the White Castle, drawing the attention of everyone around him. "You traitor, this time you're not gonna get away". He gritted his teeth in anger. "What did she do now?". The Angels talked to each other, spectating."Lemme go!". Luna protested but James' grip was so tight that it won't budge. At the commotion, the four angels came out of the Castle and stood on the top of the stairs. "Why are you shouting, James?". Gabriel asked.A large crowd of Angels was gathered now around James and Luna. "I saw her coming back from Abyssia with my own eyes even though we told her not to yesterday". James told.People gasped in surprise. "LUNA? IS THAT TRUE?". Gabriel thundered."Gabriel, I can explain it all". Luna cried. "No, not this time, Luna.. we gave you a hundred chances but you're just as stubborn as your father". He shook his head and came down. Gabriel gripped Luna's neck tightly. She yelped in pain. "YOU. ARE. EXILED". He anno
The Greywing Chronicles Chapter 04
The next morning, Luna woke up by some noise from outside in the street. She got up and realized that it was the most comfortable sleep she had in years. The bed was very cozy and it felt like home. She smiled at the realization and got up to see what's going on outside. She threw the curtains open and saw all the fallen angels, working on the streets. They had decorated the streets in the most elegant and unique way possible. Theodore was roaming on the streets throwing orders. The carriages and carts delivered food and other stuff to the angels working in a distance. A gentle knock pulled Luna out of her thoughts. She turned around. "Come in". She permitted. The door opened, revealing her father's smiling face. "Good Morning". "Good Morning". Luna smiled back. Salvador entered the room. "You might be wondering what is all this hustle in the city...". "Yeah". She nodded. "Well, The Governor permitted to hold a feast to celebrate your arrival". He told. Luna looked back in th
The Greywing Chronicles Chapter 05
As Luna made her way towards the passage leading to Eldoria, apprehension gripped her. The darkness of the passage loomed before her, an ominous gateway to the unknown. Pausing to ensure she was alone, Luna steadied her breathing, attempting to quell the rising fear within her."All right, Luna... it won't hurt that much. How painful can it be?". She murmured, her voice a whisper of reassurance to herself. Summoning her courage, she spoke words of resilience, determined to conquer her trepidation. "Let fear be the wind beneath my wings, and I shall soar above it, undefeated". She mumbled, her resolve firm as she stepped into the passage.In an instant, Luna was transported to the Elven Realm of Eldoria. Like everyone had told her the consequences of not having a Realmwalker, the abrupt transition had left her sprawling on the ground, her body pulsing with pain as if thousands of needles had pierced her flesh, draining her energy. Gasping for breath, Luna collapsed to her knees, overco
The Greywing Chronicles Chapter 06
Luna was now in the medical wing of the palace. The doctor came out after checking her and bowed politely in front of the King and Elion. "Your Majesty". He said."What happened to her?". Thalion asked. The doctor looked up. "Our guest passed out because of the impact of passing the passage". Elion frowned. "How's that possible? We do that all the time". "We do it without any problems because we have Realmwalkers, your highness. Luna Fireheart is a half-fallen angel. She does not possess a Realmwalker". The doctor told."What!?". Elion was surprised. "I didn't knew that! Why is that so?". "Fallen Angels, when they turn away from God, are deprived off their Realmwalkers which they had as angels so they can't leave Abyssia. She's the daughter of a fallen angel so she is not given a Realmwalker by God". The doctor explained. "That's absurd!". Elion shook his head. "We can't question God's rules". The doctor replied. "The Quanta Passages destroy a person who tires to trespass it wi
The Greywing Chronicles Chapter 07
The streets were overflowing with elves grinning from ear to ear as they prepared for the celebration. "The fragrance you smell is from a flower named Luminebloom. It blooms once a year and holds significance both medically and socially. My great-great-grandfather was healed from a fatal Felgroth bite by drinking its extract. We celebrate its blooming every year by decorating the streets and having a feast at night". Prince Elion explained to Luna."That's fascinating". Luna nodded as they strolled through the vibrant streets. "I'm honored to be a part of it"."Did you tell your father before coming here?". Elion inquired."No". Luna shook her head, concealing the fact about the scroll and her father's directive to run away."Wouldn't he be curious?". Elion pressed gently."I couldn't risk him revealing my quest. No matter how kind he is, he's still a fallen angel". Luna confessed."You're loyal".Elion remarked with a smile."At least someone believes me". She replied."Of course, I
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Chapter 38
The morning was just as cold as the night had been, if not worse. The wind had settled, but the chill had seeped deep into their bones. The sun rose over the vast, icy expanse, casting a golden glow over the glaciers. It should have been beautiful, but for Noah, it was just another miserable start to the day."Oh, for the love of—!"Noah’s voice rang through the silence as he stood, shivering, holding up his damp cloak. His clothes were just as bad—soaked through and ice-cold."Why is everything wet?! Did someone dump snow on me while I was sleeping? Was it you, Aldric?" He glared accusingly.Aldric, fastening his gear, barely looked up. "Why would I waste perfectly good snow on you?"Luna chuckled as she adjusted the straps on her boots. "Maybe the ice melted a little beneath you. You do tend to move a lot in your sleep."Noah grumbled, wringing out his sleeve. "This is the worst expedition ever."Elion, already prepared, simply tossed him a fresh cloth. "Dry yourself off. We need to
Chapter 37
The night had been long, stretched thin by the bitter cold and restless minds. Elion sat near the dying embers of the fire, his back against a boulder, fingers tapping anxiously against his knee. He hadn’t slept—not really. His mind refused to settle, his heart heavy with an unease he couldn’t shake.Noah and Aldric weren’t much better. They had tried to rest, but sleep came in restless shifts. Every now and then, one of them would stir, glance at the darkened horizon, and sigh before settling again. The wind howled over the ice, filling the silence with its eerie whispers.Elion’s eyes were fixed on the eastern sky, waiting.Then—just as the first tendrils of dawn stretched across the horizon—he saw it.A dark silhouette against the rising sun, moving steadily across the ice.His breath caught in his throat.Noah and Aldric stirred, sensing the shift in the air. Aldric rubbed his eyes before looking up, his expression sharpening. Noah sat up straighter, squinting against the morning
Chapter 36
The river had been ruthless.Elion’s muscles burned as he pulled himself onto the muddy bank, coughing out water. The current had nearly dragged him under, and if not for his quick instincts, he might not have made it. His breath came in ragged gasps as he rolled onto his back, staring at the darkening sky. The cat leaped onto land beside him, shaking itself dry.Then—a sound.A deep, guttural growl.Elion froze. His soaked body turned cold with alertness. Something was watching him.Slowly, he sat up, his eyes scanning the dense foliage ahead. The jungle was thick here, damp and shadowed, the towering trees twisting together like ancient sentinels. He could hear the distant cry of birds, the rustling of unseen creatures—but the growl came again. Closer this time. Lower.His hand instinctively went to his dagger.Then, the bushes parted.A jaguar.Sleek, massive, its golden-black spotted coat barely visible in the dimming light. Its muscles rippled as it stepped forward, its emerald e
Chapter 35
Luna moved through the vast desert, her boots sinking slightly into the warm, golden sand. The sun was setting, painting the sky with hues of deep orange, crimson, and violet. The desert stretched endlessly before her, dunes rising and falling like waves frozen in time.A warm wind blew past her, carrying with it grains of sand and whispers of the unknown. She pulled her cloak tighter around her shoulders. The desert's heat was nothing to her—it didn't burn her skin or exhaust her like it would for a mortal—but the silence, the emptiness... that was suffocating.She glanced at the long shadows stretching across the dunes. Soon, the desert would turn cold and unforgiving. Yet, she kept moving forward, her thoughts wandering as much as her feet.She missed them.Elion, with his steady presence and endless faith in her.Aldric, always teasing but always reliable.Noah, reckless but full of heart.She sighed, pressing her lips together. Would they all make it? Would they survive their sep
Chapter 34
Aldric and Noah stood at the edge of the plains, the sky above them painted in shades of deep orange and violet. The land stretched endlessly ahead, a vast, open expanse with scattered patches of tall grass. In the distance, the bulls grazed lazily, their strong bodies outlined against the fading sunlight.“She drove it away.” Aldric said, exhaling as he adjusted the straps of his bag.“Yeah.” Noah murmured, running a hand through his hair. “Let’s just hope we get out fine.”Aldric smirked. “Remember the challenge?”Noah grinned. “I do.”“Good, but we can’t do that right now. I say we take one bull and ride it together.”“No.”“Yes.”They locked eyes.“Let’s draw.”Aldric pulled out two small sticks, one slightly longer than the other. Noah picked first.The short one.Aldric grinned in victory. “Looks like we’re riding together.”Noah groaned. “Great.”They made their way toward the herd. The bulls, large and muscular, eyed them warily as Aldric approached. With experienced ease, he
Chapter 32
As the sun reached its peak and began its slow descent, the four of them gathered in a small clearing where Aldric spread out the map. The worn parchment crinkled beneath his fingers, his many rings glinting in the light as he traced possible routes with a calculating expression.Elion leaned back against a fallen tree, nibbling on a roasted potato, listening as Aldric laid out their options."When we exit the forest, we have three choices." Aldric began. "The river to the east, the desert to the west, or the plains straight ahead. All of them eventually lead to the glaciers you spotted earlier, Elion. On the other side of those glaciers is the passage we need to cross."Noah tilted his head. "The plains are the most direct path. We wouldn’t have to veer east or west, just keep straight and circle to the foot of the glaciers.""True, but it’s the most dangerous option." Aldric countered. "We’ll see wildlife, sure, but the predators are relentless. Cheetahs, lions, and God know what el
Chapter 32
The forest was quiet in the early morning stillness, the sky just beginning to shift from deep indigo to the softest hues of dawn. The rain had long stopped, leaving behind a damp, earthy scent that lingered in the air. Elion stood at the edge of the trees, his arms crossed, his gaze distant. His thoughts were troubled, his mind circling around the same worry again and again. Behind him, he heard a rustling sound, followed by a low groan. "Great! Just great! Now my shoe is muddy! What a nice way to start the day." Aldric grumbled as he emerged from the cave, his expression twisted in disgust. With an exasperated sigh, he pulled off the offending shoe and flung it aside into the darkness. Elion barely reacted, his eyes still on the horizon. Aldric moved beside him, rubbing his arms against the morning chill. "What are you doing up so early? The sun isn’t even out yet." Elion didn’t answer right away. His jaw clenched slightly, as if debating whether to voice what was weighing on hi
Chapter 31
As they ran through the thick forest, branches whipping past them, the sounds of distant growls faded behind. They didn’t stop until they were sure they were safe. When Aldric finally slowed his pace, the others followed, catching their breath.Noah leaned against a tree, still shaken. “We really need to stop getting ourselves into life-threatening situations.”Elion smirked. “Where’s the fun in that?”Aldric ignored them, scanning the area. “We need to find shelter before nightfall. I’ll look for a cave.”He turned and disappeared into the trees. Luna was about to follow when Elion suddenly stopped, his brows furrowing."Wait… do you hear that?"Luna paused, listening. It was faint at first—a soft, pained mewl. A cat.Noah looked around. “A cat? Here? In the wild? That’s odd.”Elion followed the sound, pushing aside thick bushes until he came across a small, black figure curled up near the roots of a tree. It was a cat, its sleek fur matted with dirt and blood. One of its legs was tw
Chapter 30
The morning light seeped through the cracks in the cave, casting a soft golden hue over the rough walls. Luna still felt sore, every muscle in her body protesting even the slightest movement. She hadn't left the cave last night—she hadn't had the energy to.Elion sat beside her, his fingers wrapped gently around hers as she sipped from a wooden flask. His warmth was reassuring, grounding her in this unfamiliar place."You should eat something." he murmured, his gaze filled with concern.Luna shook her head weakly. "I'm not hungry."Elion exhaled. "Luna, you need strength. The jump through the passage took a toll on you."She sighed, resting her head against the cool stone behind her. "I'll be fine. Just give me a little time."Aldric was outside, scouring the woods for herbs that could ease her pain. He had left at dawn, determined to find something useful.On the other side of the cave, Noah sat in a corner, methodically sharpening his dagger. The soft scraping of metal against stone
