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Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER EIGHTY-EIGHT
Diana FINALLY REACHING THE shed that the women led her to, Diana took off her clothes for the second time today and shifted. Ignoring the gasps of surprise from the two women, she sauntered out of the shed and walked straight to Larry. By now, creatures of different kinds were out in the field and staring at her like she was an alien with three heads. Like a zoo animal, she stood on display, for all of them to see. Her ears twitched on hearing approaching footsteps. Larry was walking to her. "You are absolutely breathtaking," Larry praised, circling her like a predator. "I have never seen a wolf so divine. The colour of your fur is so beautiful. The details are so exquisite." Diana grunted, feeling objectified. Being observed like a lab rat took her back to when she was with Gary. She never shifted in front of him, or he might have turned her into a much more special lab rat. His own personal specimen. "I have no doubts about your wolf being unnatural, even for a werewo
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Diana "OH MY GODDESS! What the fuck did you do?!" Diana shouted, rushing at him to grab the button. "Woah, relax, Lady Moonshine. The button just deactivated the bombs," he informed her with a light chuckle. Ignoring him, she stormed over to her friends. She listened for any beeping sounds, and when she did not hear any, she quickly pulled Robin who was closest to her, off the ground. He tugged her arm, pulling her into a hug. "Damn it, Diana, you should not have done that!" Robin scolded as he buried his face in her neck. "It does not matter anymore. All that matters is that you are safe and alive," she said, hugging him just as much. She felt another body join in, hugging her from the back. She breathed out a sigh of relief and contentment. "I thought I would never see you again," Rudolph cried. Diana pulled out of the hug and turned to palm his face. "Please do not cry, Dolphy, you know how much I hate seeing you cry." She then turned to Lacey who was dry-eyed but
Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER NINETY
Diana "I HAVE BEEN looking forward to meeting you for some time now," Sia said, breaking the silence between them. They were now locked in a room together for some time, waiting for the Doctor's arrival. "Did you know?" Diana asked and Sia immediately knew what she was talking about. "No, I did not," Sia said. Diana frowned. "Then, I do not see why you looking for me?" "I was looking for you because I wanted to ask if you knew of the location of the Crown," Sia responded sincerely. "Would you have told me the truth if I asked you whether you had the book?" Diana asked instead. Sia chuckled. "Fair point." "So, how long have you had the book, Sia?" "Just a few days, but I have known of its existence since I was mature enough to remember things. "My mother would tell me stories as a kid, about a great book which could create and destroy. She called it the book of life. "She told me of the wonders our ancestors used the book to perform. Healing, growth, transformation
Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER NINETY-ONE
Aiden HIS FATHER USED to tell him that the mind is a person's worst enemy. That the moment he began to feel, he would become open to his enemies and they would use those feeling against him. Aiden never realised how true that would turn out to be. Seeing Diana's friends and the female vampire arriving at the castle without her, made him think the worst. He composed himself until they were in the confines of his study. "Where is she?" He asked immediately the door was shut. "Still with Prince Asher?" "No, she managed to escape from him," Robin responded. Aiden nodded in relief. "That's good. Very good, indeed. And, where is she now?" Though Diana escaped, that still it did not mean King Lennon and his son were off the hook. Their time was coming soon, and Aiden would be coming for them. "That is why we are here, King Aiden. Gary has her," Robin said, interrupting his thoughts. "Wait, what? How did that happen?" Aiden asked, shooting up from his seat. Robin began exp
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AidenAIDEN NOTICED RUDOLPH trying to speak but shutting himself up each time he opened his mouth. "Go ahead, Rudolph," Aiden urged. "I don not think you should tell King Lennon about the alliance plans. I have a bad feeling about him," Rudolph said quietly as if fearing that someone might hear him. Aiden chuckled at his worry. "Do not worry about that, I decided not to tell him about it. "I have not told anyone else about this, but I suspect he is working with the leader of the Evolution, so I will leave the werewolves to Diana. "All we have to do now is work on the alliance, secure as many territories as we can, and wait for word from Diana."Robin sighed. "Then for all our sakes, I hope she doesn't take long." (•) DianaBETRAYAL ONLY HURT when it came from a loved one. Hence why seeing Katherine walk in with the doctor did not provoke as much as a twitch from her. Seeing the doctor, however, stunned Diana into silence. He had blond fur all over his slender body, including
Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER NINETY-THREE
Diana SHARING A GLANCE with Sia, Diana instantly felt worried, even though she did not have any idea what he was talking about. If Gary was this certain, it only meant that whatever this card was, it was something to be worried about. "If you are talking about my sister, then you are gravely mistaken. "Thalia knows how important it is to keep the secrets of the book from the likes of you," Sia snarled. "Thalia was just a reveal card. Her job is done and I already set her free. "However, the last card that I have, will not only bring me a win, but it's sure to cause quite an explosion," Gary announced, spreading his arms wide for more effect. "Whatever your plan is, just know that I will find a way around it, and stop it. I always do," Diana assured him. He whipped out a claw and showed it to her. "Then it's on, little Wolf. Let's see which wolf amongst the both of us ends up at a loss." He then turned to Katherine who was standing in the corner with a stupid grin on he
Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER NINETY-FOUR
Rudolph MOST PEOPLE LOOK forward in going back home, because they had a reason to. They had loved ones, family and friends, to look forward in seeing again, and being welcomed back.And most people were not cast away like criminals, and definitely were not at risk of being killed by their own people once sighted. Rudolph and his father left the kingdom with heavy hearts to join his mother who died a few days later due to mysterious circumstances. His father later died of loneliness and a broken heart. Rudolph never returned to the Leprechaun Kingdom ever since and had been on the road. Going back was a risk but for Diana, all risks were worth taking. In two SUVs provided by King Aiden, Rudolph sat with Robin, Janessa, Ryan and the two Fay guards, Sam and Felix. The vampire soldiers sat in the first SUV. Due to a lack of space, Lacey had to sit on Rudolph's thighs. At the moment, his arms were tightly wrapped around her waist, seeking as much comfort as possible. But that did no
Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER NINETY-FIVE
Rudolph"HERE'S THE THING, Prince Robin, I can not take you seriously when you have such bizarre requests. I also can not believe that you expect us to listen to this outcast. "And alliance? What is this talk about an alliance? Are you certain you were sent by King Aiden?" Queen Vannie asked, staring at Rudolph with disdain. As the Queen hurled an insult at him, Rudolph still kept what Diana would call a royal blank face. He would not give them the satisfaction of knowing that their words and looks affected him. It was one of the things he learnt from Diana. She would always say that the other party could only win if they knew how affected he was. So, for now, he was going to fake it until he made it. "I dare you to call my brother an outcast again," Robin warned. "My Kingdom and yours have been at peace with each other for centuries, I'm sure you would not wish for that to change, would you?" Queen Vannie raised a perfect brow. "Are you being mind-controlled by him? I understa
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Diana DEEP IN HER thoughts, Diana did not realise that Sia had finished, and was now standing in front of her. "By the gods!" Diana exclaimed in astonishment as she took in the sight of her now imprinted friend. Unrecognisable words were tattooed all over the visible parts of her body except her face. "Does it look that bad?" Sia asked shyly. Diana quickly shook her head. "Of course, not! You look fierce, powerful and just as beautiful as you have always been." Sia looked at Diana with a timid smile on her face. "Thank you, Diana." "Do you feel any different? Does it hurt?" Diana asked. "It only tingled for some time and then nothing," Sia responded with a shrug. "And the book? The spells?" Diana asked again. "The book is gone now, and the spells…" Sia pointed to her head. "It's all in here." "That's perfect. Now, let us go back to the field and wait for Gary and Corbin. Gary expects that I have the Crown and you have the book. "But things have changed and those l
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Diana "FOR THOSE OF you who have not met her, let me introduce you to Princess Diana Moonshine, daughter of the late King Dillon Moonshine. "She used to be the leader of the strategic team before she left. Now that she is back, she will continue to be the leader. "Stephan here will assist you, Diana," Aiden said, pointing to a man standing near Richard. Stephan stretched out his hand for a handshake, to which Diana took, immediately feeling his cold hands, and shook it. He held her hand for much longer than she would have liked. But she did not have to do anything because Aiden cleared his throat while glaring at Stephan. Diana pulled her hand back and turned to face Aiden. "What is going on, Your Highness?" "Less than an hour ago, I got a call from King Marse. His kingdom was hit by the Evolution. "He did not get enough time to call other kingdoms for backup before they were defeated. The same thing happened with King Fredrick. "We have lost the support of two kingdoms
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Diana "I KNOW YOU may not believe me, so I want to show you something," Aiden said, then began taking off his shirt. "What are you doing?!" Diana asked in a high pitched voice. When she caught sight of his torso, Diana became tongue-tied. On his body was a beautifully drawn image of her Wolf form. Every little detail was perfect. The colour on her, and the golden markings, it was all there. She blurted out the first thing on her mind. "Wow, you actually did it. You got a tattoo." "Yes, and you are the only picture I want to see inked to my skin. The only one I want to see whenever I look in the mirror," Aiden responded. "It's beautiful," Diana complimented in awe, not taking her eyes off the tattoo for a moment. It felt unreal and impossible. Diana half expected to wake up at any moment and realised that all of this was a dream. Diana pulled her hands away from Aiden's view, closed her eyes, and discretely pinched herself. Opening her eyes, she half expected to wake u
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Diana LATER THAT DAY, Diana was left alone with her friends. Sia had gone to meet Janessa and Ryan, while Aiden went to sort out matters concerning his kingdom. Rudolph filled Diana in about his situation with Lacey. Diana tried to understand what could be wrong with Lacey but came up with nothing after each thought. "Do you recall anything you did wrong before she became distant?" Diana asked. "No. I know for sure that I did not do anything wrong," Rudolph responded. "Then what could be the issue?" Diana mused. "Trust me, I have been wondering about that since we returned from the Fay kingdom. "Since she saw me hugging Janessa, she totally cut me out. She does not even want to see me," Rudolph said with a frustrated sigh. "Okay, calm down, let me talk to her. Maybe I can get through to her," Diana suggested. Rudolph instantly perked up with a smile. "That would be a lot of help. Thank you, Ana." "But first I have to talk to Aiden. I will go to Lacey afterwards," Diana
Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER ONE-HUNDRED & TWENTY-EIGHT
Sia ON ARRIVING AT the border of the vampire kingdom, Diana was recognised by the guards, and they helped Sia carry her to the castle. Without saying a word to Sia, Robin took Diana from the guards and began walking to a room. Not wanting to be apart from Diana in that state, Sia followed Robin and Rudolph. After Diana had been placed on a bed, Sia and Diana's friends sat around her, staring down at her in concern. Soon, a tall man strode into the room. He moved straight to Diana's side and her friends scooted over for him to sit beside her. Sia instantly recognised the King of vampires. "Your Highness," she greeted with a bow. "Explain," he said bluntly, as he grabbed Diana's small hand in his large ones. His eyes were cold and stormy but they held warmness for the female laying on the bed Sia watched the scene in confusion, wondering what the hell was going on. She knew Diana was close to vampires but she did not realise Diana was this close to them. "Yes, Sia, pleas
Defenders of the Crown CHAPTER ONE-HUNDRED & TWENTY-SEVEN
Diana IT WAS NOT certain to Diana how she found herself standing face to face with Selene. She felt the glass in front of her and indeed, she was now inside the glass which was a lot bigger than she thought. She turned to Selene. "Things get weirder and weirder at each step, but it is no longer surprising." As expected, Selene smiled. "Only you would be relaxed about standing inside a mirror." Diana shrugged. "Try having two other different personalities inside you, fighting zombies for four years, and being tortured by a crazy lunatic. "I guess strange things is my new normal. It no longer seems foreign to me anymore." "About Luna, it is actually my fault. You were right, wolves are not supposed to have a separate consciousness. "I tried to keep my sickness from you but I could not stop my mind from creating another consciousness in your head. "I wanted to take her out, but it would not work. So, when I saw how harmless she was, I decided to let her stay. "This just a
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Diana ONCE AGAIN, DIANA was confused about what to do. Taking Selene's essence seemed wrong in many ways. Most of all, it would be an added responsibility that she was not sure if she could bear. If she thought keeping a relic was hard, how would keeping a god-like power feel? "No. I-I-I can not do it, Selene. Keeping the Crown is enough work as it is. "For crying out loud, I spent almost four years hiding from other creatures who wanted the Crown. I can not add this one, too, please try to understand," Diana said. "If that is your major concern, then you have nothing to worry about. No one would be able to sense the god-like powers in you unless you decide to let them. "The Crown is just an added benefit, you can choose to give it to someone else but you have to return it to its original form since I will no longer be in it. "Then you can live in peace as everyone will know you do not have it anymore," Selene told her but Diana was not convinced. "What about immortalit
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Diana SHE FELT HERSELF falling in space, free-living and weightless. She kept on floating with her eyes closed in the dark, letting the breeze take her to wherever. Suddenly, her body stopped moving and it was no longer dark, as light beams tried to get past her closed eyes. Diana opened her eyes and then her feet finally touched the ground. After her eyes had adjusted to the light, Diana took in her surroundings. "What the heck?!" Diana blurted out. She was surprised to see that she was now standing in the middle of mirrors. The room had mirrors on the walls, the roof and the floor. Diana was a bit creeped out by numerous reflections of her, all staring at her. "I had imagined the afterlife to be less creepy," Diana muttered to herself, trying to look away from her reflections, only to stare at another each time she turned her face. "That is because you are not in the afterlife, Diana," she heard a voice say. "Who said that?!" Diana asked, looking around but finding no
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Diana "OUCH!" DIANA HEARD Sia groan in pain. Diana pulled herself up —thankfully without a scratch— and walked over to Sia who was holding her right arm and moaning in pain. "Here, let me take a look at it," Diana requested, and Sia took off the hand covering the wound. Taking one glance at the wound, Diana looked back up to Sia with a blank yet incredulous look on her face. "It's just a little scratch," Diana deadpanned. Sia pouted while looking up at Diana. "But it hurts!" Diana raised both her eyebrows. "Really? You have got to be joking." "Small wounds hurt more," Sia defended. Sighing, Diana rubbed her forehead in frustration. "You know what, I'll just grab the book so we can get this Crown activated." Diana got the book and climbed down to the centre of the square where Sia now stood, thankfully over her tiny cut. "Are you sure you are ready for this?" Sia asked as Diana handed the book over to her. "No, I am not," Diana instantly replied. Sia threw her ha
