All Chapters of Crown Of Fire: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Hah! Hah! Hah!” my uneven breathing did not stop me from running faster than usual. I trod on the leaves, and they crunched and crackled under my feet.I was rushing through the woods; I felt like my blood would pop at any time out of so much tension and fear; I was alone, in the middle of the woods, while raining and lost. The sky was pitch black; I could manage the cold and wet weather, but not the fact that I was running for my life right now. The trees howled and rattled in the south, which was the opposite of where I was heading, making it more complicated to breathe.Thirsty rogues were behind me; I didn’t even know why, of all wolves, I’ll be the luckiest dumb to be hunted by those three fuckers.“Come on, wolf! Suffice our thirst!” someone said; I bet that’s the tallest rogue among them.“We can smell you, no matter how fast and far you run!”“Damn it, am I that stinky to them?” I mumbled underneath my breath.However, the thought that I may be able to escape

“Esmeray Lui Colin!” I heard my name upon entering the school; I sighed; I didn’t even have to look who was it, there is only one person who have the guts to yell her name. “Calliyah, I told you to tone down your voice, didn’t I?” she stopped running and acted as if zipping her lips and throwing the key; I rolled my eyes and held the strap of my bag pack, I resume walking again. “Finally, you agreed this year,” she was walking happily, even skipping some steps; she clung her arms to mine, which did not bother me, we had known each other for twelve years, and she’s always like that, child-like. It sometimes annoys me, but being able to stand with her for years, it's like a natural routine of her day; Shouting, running, gossiping, being too excited. An optimistic girl. “I have no other excuse to skip this year,” some of the students were greeting me with the same energy, but their aura said otherwise, these people; you won't see it on their face, good thing, I can fig

“Who would have thought that the promising and kind Alpha is kneeling in front of me while weeping? Ahh, what a great view; I can cum by just watching you,”A woman wearing a wood-colored cloak spoke; her silver hair was waving with the wind, and she was playing with her long sharp nails while looking at the severely wounded man in front of her. The man was holding at his chest; blood kept coming out from it after the woman pulled out the silver knife painted with wolfsbane on the tip, making it more fatal to the Alpha. “What do you want from us? Why do you keep on killing our kind? You were a werewolf too; what’s your reason for doing this?” the man utter, hardly breathing. “I was once a part of your suck-up pack,” the woman crouched and smirked at the man, “Have you forgotten what your pack did to me? Hmm?” “It is your fault; you chose to do it, you know the rules, you know the consequences of it, you should be prepared the moment you decide to do the sin,” The woman’s express

Every chapter will now be written in 3rd point of viewAs the students stood in shock at the sight of the poisoned katana, Caleb’s gaze swept across the crowd, his expression unreadable. The tension in the air was thick with uncertainty and fear.“I’ll ask again,” Caleb’s voice rang out, cutting through the silence like a blade. “State your name and faction, or face the consequences.”The students exchanged uneasy glances, their minds racing with questions and suspicions. Who could have orchestrated such a brazen attack on the academy? Was there truly a traitor among them, working from within the school’s walls?Suddenly, a timid voice broke through the tension, drawing all eyes to its source. It was a young girl standing near the front of the crowd, her voice barely above a whisper.“M-my name is Leona Nightingale,” she stammered, her eyes wide with fear. “I-I am part of The Averrant.”Before anyone could react, Caleb’s katana flashed in the air, and with a swift movement, he struck

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the courtyard, Esmeray sat alone on the bench, her thoughts consumed by the day’s events. The sense of unease that had settled over her since her imprisonment had only deepened, and she found herself grappling with the weight of uncertainty once again. As she sat in silence, fragments of memories began to surface in her mind. They were fleeting and disjointed, like pieces of a puzzle that refused to fit together. She saw flashes of unfamiliar faces and places, accompanied by a sense of familiarity that she couldn’t explain. Lost in thought, she barely noticed as Levi approached, his usual easygoing demeanor replaced by a look of concern. “Esme,” he said softly, taking a seat beside her. “Are you alright?” Esmeray forced a smile, though it didn’t quite reach her eyes. “I’m fine, Levi. Just trying to make sense of everything that’s happened.” Levi nodded, his expression serious. “It’s a lot to take in, I know. But you’r