Chapter 685 [ 1,014 words ] [Third Person]. Five years had passed since the war. Stormveil no longer carried the weight of fear in its air. The Great Wall stood firm and silent, a reassurance. The palace, once a place of constant strategy and tension, had softened into something warmer—something

Chapter 684 [ 1,137 words ] [Third Person]. At the same time, a new presence entered the battlefield. It did not arrive loudly or tear through the chaos with force. But those closest to it felt the shift immediately—a familiarity that did not belong to the war. Rosalie stepped onto

Chapter 683 [ 1,009 words ] [Third Person]. At the same time, another force carved its way through the war. Draven moved like something untethered. There was no hesitation in him anymore, no restraint held back for the sake of control or appearance. He tore through a line of vampires,

Chapter 682 [ 1,073 words ] [Third Person]. There was no hesitation or restraint in Draven anymore. And that made him more dangerous than before. Just then, Estella’s gaze shifted briefly just enough to catch another detail. Draven moved again, cutting through enemies. Every so often, his attention flickered elsewhere,

Chapter 681 [ 1,199 words ] [Third Person]. The eastern edge of Stormveil had never felt like this before. The Great Wall stood tall behind them, fortified with the faint, almost imperceptible glow of fae runes embedded deep within its structure. Beyond it stretched the open expanse of land that

Chapter 680 [ 1,160 words ] [Third Person]. The night before the war was quieter than expected. The palace, though fully aware of what awaited at dawn, did not fall into chaos. Instead, it settled into a strange calm, as though everyone had reached the same unspoken understanding—there was nothing

Chapter 679 [ 1,524 words ] [Third Person]. The Grand Hall was filled once again the following morning, but this time the atmosphere bore no resemblance to that of the previous gathering. Only tension. The council of elders, Royal Alphas, Betas, and high-ranking officials stood assembled, their expressions serious as

Chapter 678 [ 1,330 words ] [Third Person]. Two months later… In one of the private chambers, far removed from the duties of court and council, laughter replaced formality. Meredith sat comfortably, one of the twins in her arms, while the other lay between them, kicking lightly against the soft

Chapter 677 [ 1,138 words ] [Third Person]. Back in the Grand Hall, the tension slowly began to dissolve. One by one, the elders, Alphas, Betas, and officials began to leave, their voices low as they murmured among themselves, each processing what they had just witnessed. Soon, the hall began

Chapter 676 [ 1,284 words ] [Third Person]. Stormveil celebrated for an entire week. The naming of the royal twins became more than a ceremony—it became a festival that swept through the kingdom without pause. Music filled the streets, wine flowed endlessly, and laughter echoed from the lowest quarters to