Summary

The world was never meant to remain united. A forgotten prophecy is awakening—one that speaks of seven powers destined to rise. Gold will shine. Silver will fade. Red will ignite the flames of war. Blue will raise the banners of peace. Black will summon a dark army. Green will defend the ancient forces of nature. And Purple will attempt the impossible: unite the kingdoms. But prophecies rarely reveal the price of fulfilling them. When Eressia and Elsa are hunted beneath the midnight sky, a terrifying chain of events begins. Secrets buried in the past resurface, mysterious portals tear open the boundaries between worlds, and forgotten cities, enchanted forests, dragons, warriors, elves, and emperors are drawn into a conflict far greater than anyone imagined. As kingdoms collide and families are shattered, love becomes the one force capable of challenging darkness—and the one weakness enemies can exploit. Now the fate of every race rests upon the Seven Emperors. But before they can rule the world, they must survive the war that could destroy it. The lost empress is waiting. And when she rises, nothing will ever be the same..

Genre: Fantasy

Author: Anna_M

Status: Complete

Chapters: 33

Rating: 5.0 (1 review)

Age Rating: 16+

Prologue

Four figures stood amidst the dense forest, their faces obscured by the shadows of their hoods as the clock neared midnight.

“Eressia, we need to go. Someone’s tailing us,” pleaded Elsa, her voice laced with fear. Eressia remained rooted, straining to catch any faint sounds.

“I’m aware,” she replied, turning towards Elsa. “But escape is futile now.”

“What—” Elsa started, only to fall silent as a multiple figures jumped from the trees, encircling them. Elsa edged closer to Eressia.

“What’s our plan?” she whispered, her voice trembling.

“We can’t confront them,” Eressia whispered, scanning their surroundings.

“Silence!” snapped one of the men, his voice sharp as he brandished his sword, pressing its tip against Eressia’s neck.

“What’s our next move with them?” he asked of the man nearby.

“I believe we must end them, as per our orders.”

“I wish to speak with your king,” Eressia said cautiously, her mind racing with possibilities.

“Our king approaches, or rather, he is already here,” he remarked, glancing towards the approaching sound of hooves. “What shall we do with them, My Lord?”

“End their lives,” their king commanded in a resonant voice. The soldiers complied, raising their swords.

“NOOOOOOO!!!!” Eressia screamed, her cry echoing through the forest.