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The vampire Prince's bride

In a realm where supernatural beings coexist, a war breaks out between vampires, fairies, and witches. The vampire prince, determined to reign supreme, sets out to find a mystical Bride whose power will secure his dominance. His search leads him to the human Kingdom of Korobia where the fearful king offers his daughter, Eleanor, as a bride to the vampire monarch. Despite her reluctance, Eleanor is forced into the marriage, unaware that she is a light fairy descended from a powerful line that is destined to defeat evil.

Akuegbo_Kelechi · Fantasi
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49 Chs

Chapter 46: Dawn of Alliances

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Drakon woke with a start, gasping for air. The vivid nightmares of his past swirled in his mind, replaying the brutal memories that had shaped him into the man he was today. As he lay in the darkness, Drakon reflected on the hard lessons he had learned and the heavy responsibilities that now lay ahead. He knew the road to healing the realm would be long and difficult, but he was determined to honor his family's legacy.

He began to make plans for the future, seeking to unite his kingdom and address the lingering threats. Drakon knew he needed allies, recognizing the importance of cooperation and unity in the face of the challenges ahead. He got out of bed quietly, careful not to wake Eleanor, who was peacefully sleeping. Taking a moment to admire his wife's serene face, he felt a wave of love and gratitude wash over him.

Drakon walked to the balcony to take in the cool night air. As he stood there, memories of his friend and newfound brother Ezekiel flooded his mind. After the battle against the vampire hunter, Drakon had sought out allies to strengthen his position. During a voyage to the witch realm, he had encountered Ezekiel, a young man hustling for daily food by any means possible. Drakon had been surprised by Ezekiel's unimaginable speed, a trait known only to vampires, and his use of spells.

Their first encounter had been tense. Drakon had finally managed to stop him, and after much struggle, Ezekiel had given up his name. With striking purple eyes and silver hair, Ezekiel had an air of mystery and power. Drakon had sensed the bloodlust within him, and before he could react, Ezekiel had tricked him and escaped.

However, their paths crossed again. Drakon remembered how he had saved Ezekiel from a dangerous situation, earning his loyalty and respect. Eventually, Ezekiel had agreed to follow Drakon back to the vampire realm. At first, Ezekiel had hated the idea of living among vampires, having spent his entire life with witches. But after a few battles, he gained the approval of everyone.

Drakon was pulled from his reverie when Eleanor walked up to him and hugged him from behind. Her warmth and presence brought him back to the present.

"Good morning, my love," Eleanor whispered.

"Good morning," Drakon replied, turning to kiss her gently. "Did I wake you?"

"No, I just missed you beside me," she said with a smile. "What were you thinking about?"

"Just the past," Drakon said. "And the future. We have a lot to do."

Eleanor nodded. "We do. But we'll face it together."

They stood there for a moment, admiring the break of dawn. The sky was painted with shades of orange and pink, a beautiful contrast to the darkness that had filled Drakon's mind moments earlier. 

After enjoying the tranquil moment, they began their preparations for the day. They had a meeting with the council that morning, an important discussion about forming an alliance with the elves.

In the grand council chamber, Drakon and Eleanor took their seats. The room was filled with the kingdom's most influential figures, all eager to discuss the pressing matters at hand.

"Let's get started," Drakon said, his voice commanding attention. "We need to forge an alliance with the elves. Their strength and resources could turn the tide in our favor."

One of the elders, a seasoned vampire named Alaric, spoke up. "The elves have always been wary of us. How do you propose we gain their trust?"

Drakon leaned forward. "We need to offer them something of great value. Something they cannot refuse. I suggest we provide them with protection against the rogue vampire clans that have been attacking their borders."

Ezekiel, seated beside Drakon, nodded in agreement. "I've heard the elves are struggling with these attacks. Offering them our protection could be the key to winning their trust."

Eleanor added, "We must also show them that we are committed to peace and cooperation. Perhaps a formal visit to their kingdom would help demonstrate our intentions."

The council debated the proposal, weighing the risks and benefits. After much deliberation, they came to an agreement.

"It's settled then," Drakon said. "We will extend an offer of protection and arrange a formal visit to the elven kingdom."

As the meeting adjourned, Drakon took a moment to look around the garden outside the council chamber. The lush greenery and vibrant flowers provided a stark contrast to the weighty discussions inside. Eleanor joined him, slipping her hand into his.

"Walk with me?" she asked.

"Of course," Drakon replied, smiling down at her.

They strolled through the garden, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. Eleanor's laughter filled the air as Drakon recounted a humorous story from his past.

"I still can't believe you tried to ride a dragon," Eleanor said, laughing. "What were you thinking?"

Drakon chuckled. "I was young and foolish. I thought it would be a grand adventure. It turned out to be more trouble than it was worth."

Their conversation shifted to lighter topics, and for a moment, they were simply a husband and wife enjoying each other's company.

Later that day, Drakon called Ezekiel to his private study. The room was adorned with ancient books and relics, boldly representing the kingdom's rich history.

"Ezekiel, we need to prepare for the journey to the elven kingdom," Drakon said, his tone serious. "I'll need your support more than ever."

Ezekiel nodded. "You have it. We've come a long way since our first meeting. I believe in your vision for our future."

Drakon clasped Ezekiel's shoulder. "Thank you, my friend. Together, we will make this alliance a reality."

As night fell, Drakon and Eleanor retired to their chambers. The weight of the day's events lingered, but there was also a sense of hope. They lay in bed, holding each other close.

"We'll get through this," Eleanor whispered. "I know we can."

"Yes, we will," Drakon replied, kissing her forehead. "Together, we can face anything."

Drakon's thoughts drifted back to the balcony, where the first light of dawn had broken the darkness. It was a symbol of new beginnings, a promise of a brighter future. With Eleanor by his side and loyal allies like Ezekiel, Drakon felt ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.