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 Contents
Title Page
Book Description
Dedication
Warrior Queen
Chapter 1 Gloriana
Chapter 2 Gloriana
Chapter 3 Gloriana
Chapter 4 Gloriana
Chapter 5 Rorik
Chapter 6 Gloriana
Chapter 7 Gloriana
Chapter 8 Lyall
Chapter 9 Gloriana
Chapter 10 Gloriana
Chapter 11 Gloriana
Chapter 12 Gloriana
Chapter 13 Nolan
Chapter 14 Kenji
Chapter 15 Gloriana
Chapter 16 Gloriana
Chapter 17 Gloriana
Chapter 18 Angelo
Chapter 19 Gloriana
Chapter 20 Gloriana
Chapter 21 Gloriana
Chapter 22 Gloriana
Chapter 23 Gloriana
Chapter 24 Gloriana
Chapter 25 Gloriana
Chapter 26 Gloriana
Chapter 27 Rorik
Chapter 28 Gloriana
Chapter 29 Gloriana
Chapter 30 Lyall
Chapter 31 Gloriana
Chapter 32 Gloriana
Chapter 33 Gloriana
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 I may not be an experienced warrior, but I won’t let my lovers
fight my battles for me.

In search of any advantage against the Unseelie, my guards sneak me

back through enemy territory to commune with the Tree of Life in the
hopes of uncovering long-forgotten secrets.

Our only chance at survival will require all of us to master new

magic and overcome old wounds. My capable guardleader will need a
confidence boost. My proud warrior will need to forgive an oathbreaker.
And I’ll need to learn how to love like a true Fae.

But it may already be too late to save my father and my best friend.
The Unseelie hold them both captive, giving me an impossible choice —
save one and let the other die.

————

Warrior Queen is the sixth and final book in Our Fae Queen, a
reverse harem series with polyamorous themes. 18+ only. Steamy group
interactions always involve Glori. Get ready for epic fantasy battles and
the hottest book yet!
This book is dedicated to my partner Scott, who helped me learn to love again.
 Warrior Queen

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 Chapter 1
Gloriana
I sat in silence in the Guard’s common room next to Kenji. He’d leaned his forearms against the
milkwood table, his hands grasped loosely together with his head bowed over them, deep in thought.
His long, silver-white hair fell in front of his shoulders, shrouding his face from me.
While Jovanka stood guard out in the corridor, Rorik paced beside the closed door, guarding the
room from the inside. His tattooed shoulders bulged as he clenched his fists, a hand on the pommel of
his blade. Erynn also paced back and forth off to the side, her expression a mixture of sadness and
anger. I hoped she would be okay in time. Watching a former lover die couldn't be easy, even though
we all knew that Thressa had betrayed us.
Nolan probably studied the scrolls in the library, desperate to uncover any wisdom to help
renew magic for all Fae at last. Lyall, Lauren, and Fen had been with me when I questioned Thressa,
but I didn’t know where they were now. Nor could I spare much thought to care.
Instead, all my thoughts centered on Merc and whether she was still alive. As her final act of
betrayal, Thressa had captured my best friend and brought her into the Encante. What might happen to
her human body here in the realm of magic? No one could — or would — tell me. Worse yet, Thressa
claimed to have delivered Merc to Iona, whose cruelty knew no bounds.
“Do you really think Iona has Merc?” The words slipped from my lips before I thought them
through.
After all, Iona had also claimed to be holding my father captive, and I’d seen no evidence of
that, either.
“We can’t know for sure,” Kenji answered without looking up.
Still, part of me believed Thressa. My heart raced as I contemplated what Iona might do to her
prisoners. I wanted to gather all the Seelie troops and lead them straight to Iona's stronghold. Except
we didn't exactly know where that was anymore.
My mother was dead — she’d passed her queen magic on to me — and everyone had assumed
my father had died defending her. But if Iona really had taken him captive, then he’d spent my entire
life as an Unseelie prisoner. Some part of me doubted he could have survived decades of Iona’s
torture. But if there was a chance…
The door to the corridor cracked open, and Rorik pivoted to face it.
His Veela counterpart pushed open the door, her back straight and her expression stoic. Like all
Veela, Jovanka kept her blond hair close-cropped, and black tattoos decorated her deep earthy brown
skin. Rorik’s hand remained on the pommel of his blade just in case, even though it was only Lyall
and Jovanka at the door. These days, we all waited to hear the password. We couldn't be too careful
now that we knew the Unseelie had infiltrated the palace guard, especially when my Duwende
consort, who could see through Elven glamor, was elsewhere in the palace tree.
As soon as Lyall uttered the password, Rorik’s muscles relaxed slightly, though he didn’t move
his hand away from his weapon. The guardleader’s eyes took in the sight of us as he stepped through
the doorway beneath the carved relief. Jovanka closed the door to give us our privacy, resuming her
position out in the hallway.
Lyall nodded to Rorik and Erynn both and then came to stand before me. I got to my feet, fearing
the worried look in his eyes. Beside me, Kenji took my hand to lend his support via the bond between
us.
“Fen and a few others are on their way to the human realm,” Lyall said. “We should know more
soon.”
My heart sank. “I should have just healed Thressa. Then we would already know where Iona
is.”
“Thressa didn't deserve to live.” Rorik’s voice rumbled throughout the enclosed room.
“You could have killed her after I healed her,” I said, keeping my anger in check. “I could have
asked her where Merc was. Found out for sure whether my father’s really alive. I could have found
out where Iona's stronghold is. The extra few minutes could have saved Merc’s life. If she dies…”
My voice caught, but I went on, “it’s because I didn't get the information we needed from Thressa.”
I had plenty of reasons to fear the worst. After all, I had seen firsthand what it was like to be
captured by Iona. What if Merc was being tortured right now? It would be because of my failure to
act.
“No, my queen.” Erynn paused in her movements to face me. “It's all my fault for not realizing
earlier what Thressa truly was: a traitor to the Seelie cause.”
The guardleader laid a hand on Erynn’s shoulder. His cobalt blue complexion strongly
contrasted with Erynn’s much younger color, a robin’s egg blue. “Thressa was adept at hiding things
from all of us.” His words were gentle.
“We should all remember that, Lyall,” I said. “It wasn't your fault or Erynn’s fault. Thressa
chose her own destiny. Her own actions led her to this fate.”
And I feared my lack of decisive action would be what led Merc to hers.
Erynn sighed, her shoulders slumping. “I know that, in the end, only Thressa was responsible
for her own actions… and her own demise.” Her face crumpled, but she met my eyes without shame.
“This was just another of Thressa's tricks,” Rorik said. “She wanted to weasel her way into
spying for Iona again. It was her final gambit to convince Glori she no longer serves Iona.
Fortunately, her ploy failed.” His lavender gaze locked onto me. “We can't change what is past. But
it's time to strike at the source of our problems: Iona. We need to end this once and for all.”
The Day of Darkness loomed — the date Iona had given as a deadline to surrender my
queenhood to her. She would surely strike soon thereafter. Most of us agreed that we would need the
united strength of the Fae to repel Iona’s attack and hopefully put an end to the Unseelie threat once
and for all. It didn’t surprise me that Rorik wanted to strike sooner. Now that I knew Iona might be
holding my father and Merc captive, I felt the same.
Lyall shook his head. “We are still considerably outnumbered. While some Elves have defected
from Iona’s radical faction now that their magic has been restored, her ranks continue to grow, not
decrease. The only hope for the Seelie is to ensure all Fae magic is renewed before we face the
Unseelie in battle.”
Rorik looked to me as he made his case. “We can't keep waiting for that. I trust Angel’s vision,
but who knows when it will come to pass?”
The Tree of Life ceremony we’d performed together had only restored Elven magic. With their
heirs dead, and thus their shares of the Last Queen’s power possibly lost forever, the Veela and
Kitsune were rightfully concerned.
Soon after, Una had also performed the ceremony with her own consorts. After regaining the
Nixie powers of prophecy, Angel had seen a vision of a future in which Rorik regained his Veela
ability to fly. Then all the Nixies had gone off on their own to practice their long-lost magic away
from the other Fae, who had yet to recover their own.
The Nixies had yet to return. I appreciated their discretion, though I missed Angel sorely right
now.
Lyall glanced back to me. I could tell by his expression that what he was about to say next
wasn’t happy news.
“We do need to act. We need a new guardleader to help Glori decide the next best course of
action. My cousin has returned from the Tree.”
“No,” I said. “Changing guardleaders now is a distraction I can’t afford.”
Lyall shook his head. “I have failed you, my queen. I refuse to fail you again at a crucial
moment.”
“Who do you think helped me in all the crucial moments of the past?” I stared Lyall down,
willing him to change his mind. “You are the one who showed me how to become a good leader. You
convinced me a good leader doesn't have to be perfect. You are a good leader, Lyall.”
He wouldn't meet my eyes. Through the bond, I sensed his roiling emotions. A sense of pride
surged in response to my words, but it had little impact on his battle against the feelings of
inadequacy and failure he was struggling with. I had to hope he would win out in the end — the
sooner the better. None of us could afford for him to keep questioning himself. Not now.
I straightened my shoulders and gazed at the small gathering of my Guard and consorts. Raising
my chin, I addressed them as their queen.
“We still have fifteen days before Iona attacks on the Day of Darkness, and surely she’ll want to
keep any prisoners alive until then as leverage against me. Your duty is to continue protecting me as
my Guard, as I have always trusted you to do.”
“Yes, my queen,” Erynn, Rorik, and Kenji murmured.
Lyall gave me a slight bow. When he lifted his gaze to meet mine, I saw a flicker of relief there,
although I didn't know why. The branching emotions I felt through his bond didn’t clarify things,
either.
But what I did know was that Rorik was right. I couldn’t mope around, obsessively worrying
about whether Merc was suffering here in the Encante or whether my father still lived. Fen would
bring back news from the human realm, and until then I had other responsibilities. Maeve would
return soon to revive the long-lost Duwende magic, and that was the next step I needed to focus on for
now.
After what I’d just told Lyall, I had to show him I could be a good leader. I had to show
everyone that I could be the queen they needed me to be.
 Chapter 2
Gloriana
The next day, Kenji brought me a wonderful breakfast, which he and I shared in the sitting room
near my bedroom. Lyall was away somewhere, probably with this cousin he wanted to foist off on
me. I had yet to meet the other Elf, but I hoped that my words had finally sunk in for Lyall. I had
enough to deal with as it was.
Breakfast was a welcome distraction from my worries about Lyall and Merc and Rorik, who
still didn’t seem completely on board with being my consort, even after bonding with me. I had just
plopped another tasty morsel in my mouth when Nolan showed up. His eyes were alight with
excitement, and our bond practically quivered with it. I swallowed a mouthful, the delicious taste
going unnoticed as I turned toward my beloved Duwende consort.
“What is it? Have the Nixies returned?”
“No,” Nolan said. “But Maeve has. She’s coming up through the palace tree now.”
His excitement was infectious. If Maeve was here, we were that much closer to renewing magic
for more Fae.
Kenji got to his feet. “Do you want to meet her in the throne room or one of the queen’s audience
chambers?”
I instantly shook my head. “No.”
Doing so would feel like I was lording my queenhood over Maeve, when I knew that we were
all meant to be equals. I considered Una my equal as Nixie queen, and Maeve would soon become the
Duwende queen.
I continued, “Let’s wait for her to join me here, informally.”
Nolan bowed his head. “She accepts that you must give her the geas before she can perform the
ceremony this time.”
“I’m glad she understands.” I didn’t want it to be a surprise. I would give her the same
assurances I had given Una not to use the geas on her. No doubt Maeve was willing to do anything to
help her people live longer and regain the use of their deeper magic, but I wanted them both to know I
wouldn’t abuse the trust they placed in me.
A few minutes later, Erynn called to me from the Guard’s common room. “The Duwende heir is
here, my queen.”
My two consorts followed me from my sitting room out into the common room where Maeve
and her Duwende guard awaited me. At the door, Rorik watched over the gathering. No doubt my
brooding warrior was glad for their return. The Duwende could help spot any Unseelie hiding in the
palace guard’s ranks.
Erynn and I towered over all the other occupants of the room, making me want to hunch down.
But instead I squared my shoulders, reminding myself that I wasn’t that outcast girl who didn’t fit in
anymore. I was among my own kind in the Encante, where neither Elven nor Duwende height was
anything to be ashamed of.
A bandage no longer covered the Duwende heir’s ear, though I could still see that a large chunk
of it was missing due to Iona’s torture.
Maeve faced me with a rare smile on her serious face. “I have heard the good news.”
“Yes,” I returned her smile. “The Nixies have regained their magic. They’re in the forest
practicing now. I hope your people can join them soon.”
“Today, if everything goes according to plan.” Maeve nodded, giving a reassuring smile to her
people. “We will use the time before the Day of Darkness to learn how to wield our forgotten magic.”
She glanced to me. “Will you join us for the ceremony?”
“I would prefer not to,” I admitted. “I have received news that Iona may have captured my best
friend, and I am in no mood for celebrating.”
“All the more reason for us to get going,” muttered one of the Duwende in Maeve’s guard.
“Agreed,” I said to her before turning back to Maeve. “Are you ready?”
Maeve came to stand before me, tilting her chin to look up at me. I would never get used to the
idea of a kiss bestowing magic, but as queen, this was my duty. If a little kiss could renew the magic
of an entire group of people, it was well worth it.
I approached her and put a hand on her shoulder. Leaning forward, I brought my lips to hers for
a brief kiss. But when I pulled back, I didn’t feel the usual tendrils of magic connecting me to her. Just
to be sure, I leaned forward again, and she did the same, our lips meeting in the middle for a slightly
longer kiss.
When she pulled back, her expression revealed her uncertainty as well. “Command me, and
let’s ensure the geas took hold.”
Like this was a game of Simon says, I blurted the first thing that came to mind. “Clap your hands
three times.”
Maeve shook her head at me. If the geas had taken hold, she wouldn’t have been able to resist
following my order.
“Why didn’t it work?” All the hope drained from my body, leaving me cold.
It wasn’t just me. When I faced Nolan, the tension in his broad shoulders and the furrow in his
brow revealed his dismay. I didn’t need the bond to tell me that he was already beating himself up for
this latest failure.
“Could this be due to something Iona did when she had the scrolls?” Nolan wondered.
Anger lashed through the bond at me just as winds whipped around us. Rorik let out a low
grumble. “The oathbreaker is as clueless as the rest of us. If the Duwende can’t regain their magic
with an heir, what hope do the Veela have?”
Maeve glanced around her group of Duwende, as though someone among them might have the
answers. I recognized a few of them from our past interactions, and I suddenly felt bad for not
learning many of their names. One of them took her hand, and no doubt the bond between them spoke
even more strongly with reassurances. I remembered his name as Ciro, though I hadn’t realized he
was Maeve’s consort the last time I’d seen him.
“The queens are the conduits now, not the consorts.” I mused, trying to piece together the clues.
“Una performed the ceremony without needing five consorts,” Nolan added.
“I have to wonder...” Maeve trailed off.
“What?”
“Perhaps you can only create a link with your heir. It’s unheard of for a queen to be under
anyone’s geas. Since it worked with Una and not with me…” Her bright, citrine orange eyes met
mine. “Well, it makes me believe that she is your heir now.”
My heart dropped, but Kenji pulled me close, kissing my shoulder and surprising me with the
display of affection. Warmth filled me, but it did nothing to reassure me, despite the fiery certainty in
his bond.
“Angel foresaw the return of Veela magic,” Kenji reminded us. “If the Veela can regain their
magic without a living heir, then surely the Duwende will regain their magic as well.”
I leaned into him, trying to collect my thoughts. His certainty in the bond counteracted Nolan’s
doubt and Rorik’s anger. Kenji was right. We couldn’t have come so far only to fail now.
“Do you still have your heir magic?” I asked Maeve.
“My lady,” one of the Duwende said, making me turn to see what his plan was.
He held a short blade to his wrist. At Maeve’s nod, he cut himself enough for red blood to well
up. Maeve leaned in and kissed him. When he wiped away the blood, his wound was sealed.
“Then you are still an heir,” I said.
Una had renewed Nixie magic, but nothing more. That was the clue that made us realize none of
this was according to Iona’s plan. Nolan had spent many hours poring over the scrolls, but their
secrets remain locked away from us as much as from Iona.
If Iona had succeeded in severing the Elves from the rest of the Fae, then Una should have been
able to renew magic for the other races, not just her own Nixies. There had to be an explanation for
why Una couldn’t renew the other races’ magic. And why now I couldn’t put Maeve under my geas.
“Only queens can put a geas over someone else, is that right?” I faced Nolan and the rest of the
Duwende.
“Queens and heirs, yes.” Nolan tilted his head, trying to follow my logic and no doubt sensing
the faint hope in the bond between us.
“Did other queens put their heirs under their geas?” Kenji asked. Everyone turned the puzzle
over and over in their minds, trying to understand the intricacies of the magic passed down to us by
the Last Queen.
Nolan shrugged. “I don’t recall every detail of every past queen. It’s possible. I would need to
check the histories.”
My determination surged. “There’s another queen who might be able to make this work.” We
would find a way.
“Yes!” Duwende eyes lit with excitement.
“Maybe it’s more like a single link,” I said. “I am tied to the Tree of Life. Through my geas, so
is Una. Perhaps she must create a new link to unite Maeve with the Tree of Life.”
“Shall I summon Una, my queen?” Erynn asked.
“Yes.”
In an instant, Erynn blurred across the room, and Rorik opened the door for her. I sensed his
approval in the bond at my decisive action.
Nolan looked between me and Maeve with renewed hope, but the bond revealed his uncertainty.
He still thought this was all somehow his fault, even though we had proven time and time again that
Iona had failed to learn anything meaningful from the scrolls or Nolan’s translations. Perhaps his
feelings had more to do with his inability to find the answers in the scrolls either.
“The Nixies could be an hour or so away,” I told Maeve. “They wanted to practice their magic
away from others, but I imagine they are still well within the perimeter. Do you and your people wish
to relax in your old chambers? Or perhaps you could use some refreshments. I’m sure there is another
Fae nearby who would be happy to send word down to the kitchens.”
Several of the Duwende seemed to relax at my words. I imagined they rushed here with little
chance to rest along the way.
 “You’re right,” Maeve said. “We came as quickly as we could. A bath and a moment to relax
and prepare for the ceremony would be most welcome.”
Maeve’s consort Ciro smiled up at me, his hair still closely cropped even though Maeve’s had
begun to grow back some length. With that, the Duwende took their leave and headed out into the
corridor. Lauren came to relieve Rorik, letting him get some rest himself.
“I’m going to go down to the training rooms and burn off some of this energy.” Kenji gave me a
peck on the lips, but I pulled him closer for a longer kiss.
“Thank you,” I whispered, my lips still lingering on his.
When I pulled back, his eyes smoldered with desire for me, the bond confirming it.
I grinned at him. “Have fun.”
He narrowed his eyes at me. “Don’t worry… I’ll have plenty of energy for later.” Then he
winked and disappeared down the corridor as well.
Nolan remained with me, and the two of us returned to my sitting room. For the next hour or so,
he entertained me by teaching me more about the various types of magic I might expect to see from
other Fae once their magic was renewed. Angel’s vision had made me realize I’d only learned the
basics of the Fae’s abilities — so much more had been lost than I’d realized.
My own new magics were relatively uninteresting. If I hadn’t had so many other things weighing
on my mind, I might have been disappointed. Elves had mostly regained passive magic that I didn’t
need to learn much about. Presumably our blood had regained some of its magical properties, as well.
I wasn’t interested, now or ever, in learning how to make the sleeping potion that my adoptive moms
had used to hide me from the Seelie, stealing literal years of my life. The biggest issue was that all
Elves were now more resistant to other Fae magic and could heal themselves to some extent, which
might give the Unseelie an advantage in battle against us.
That was another reason why we wanted to renew magic for all Fae before we went up against
the Unseelie again. No longer was I the only one with magic healing capabilities. At long last, my
own wounds might heal themselves if I were injured in battle. From what I understood, however, the
Elves’ inborn ability to heal occurred much more slowly than an heir or queen’s ability to heal
someone else. The breath of life, bestowed via a kiss, as Maeve had done moments ago, seemed more
like a miracle than magic at times.
When I heard Lauren speak to someone at the doorway, I got to my feet. As soon as I crossed
into the common room, I saw Angel. He rushed forward to embrace me, and I covered him in kisses,
reveling in the feeling of my lips against his once more.
When I let him come up for air, he laughed. “I wasn’t gone that long.”
“Long enough,” I said. “Did you have fun with your new powers?”
“Yes, and Una has returned to try to give Maeve her geas. Did you want to go see?”
“All that matters is whether they can pull it off,” I said. “Me being there won’t change anything.
So let’s just wait here.”
Angel sat down next to me in the chairs at the center of the common room. Nolan paced nearby,
his bond heavy with worry and self-recrimination.
“So, what cool new things can you do?” I asked.
“Most of them aren’t fun to demonstrate indoors.” Angel gave me his usual lopsided grin. “I
doubt you want me to open up a storm cloud in here.”
“Only if you can also magically clean up the mess afterward.”
“We didn’t practice anything so boring as cleaning.”
“So you can create storms and predict the future, what else? It’s gotta be more interesting than
the magic Santa brought to me. Nolan mentioned some Nixies were able to cause illness through
touch.”
“Don’t tell me you’re jealous of my awesome Nixie magic.” Angel beamed over at me.
“Apparently that illness thing works better on humans than the Fae, but it could have some use on the
battlefield, perhaps. We didn’t practice that either.”
Nolan and I weren’t the only ones thinking about how this new magic might give us the
advantage over the Unseelie.
“Oh, and of course there’s finally a use for this.” He tilted his chin down and pointed at the
blow hole in the top of his skull. “It turns out Brazil’s legends of the pink dolphins are true. I can’t
wait to show you.”
It was hard to imagine Angel transforming into a pink dolphin, but then again it had taken me a
while to adjust to the notion of my ability to become a squirrel, cat, or other woodland creature.
“So what about Valente? Is he a dolphin like you, or is he like one of those water horses from
legend who enchant humans and drown them in the river?”
At Valente’s name, Angel’s sapphire eyes darted over to me. A flicker of emotions traveled
down the bond so fast, I couldn’t identify them all. I narrowed my eyes as a wave of jealousy flared
in my chest. Valente had been there to see Angel transform for the first time, and I hadn’t. I’d seen the
flirtatious way Angel and Valente practiced during training, and it made me wonder once again
whether Angel and Valente would have been lovers if Angel weren’t pledged to me as my consort.
“No, he’s not of the kelpie variety.” Angel’s words snapped me out of my thoughts. “We are the
same, both dolphins. I enjoyed watching my fellow Nixies try out their new forms, and I think I saw
every possible variation. Some are kelpies, as you described, though I promise we’ll use our magic
for good.”
“Whew.” I forced a grin and tried to shove down my jealousy, though Angel no doubt felt it
through the bond.
“We can also change into water snakes or fish.” He shrugged. “I’m not sure those forms will be
of much use to us against the Unseelie.”
It was strange to hear Angel talking so much about our future battles. With his martial arts and
fighting experience, Kenji’s protective instincts and calm strategic mind had made him a natural
among my guard. But Angel was a musician, and had always been more of a lover than a fighter. Still,
I knew that he wanted to protect me just as much as Kenji or any of the others did.
Angel and I continued talking for a few more minutes, when Nolan suddenly stopped pacing. He
froze in his tracks, facing me with a look of surprise on his face.
“They did it!” The joy and relief in his bond nearly crushed me.
Nolan nearly crushed me into the chair with his embrace. I scooted forward to embrace him
properly.
“It works,” he whispered. “Duwende magic has returned.”
I gazed into Nolan’s fiery orange eyes, sharing in his excitement. “Does this mean I’m going to
lose you for a while, too?”
“Perhaps, but only for a short time, my queen,” he promised. “No doubt the other Duwende will
find it best to practice away from the other Fae.”
I agreed, though I didn’t like my consorts being away from me right now. I already felt worried
about Merc, and I didn’t want to lose track of anyone else’s whereabouts until this was all over.
Angel chuckled. “That was much faster than when we did the ceremony.”
“Maeve has fewer consorts than Glori.” Nolan pointed out, his fiery gaze now leveled on
Angel.
“Before you go, is there anything you can show off first?” Angel’s mouth quirked up
mischievously.
“Like this?” Nolan pulled away from me.
And then he was gone.
My heart practically stopped beating. I glanced around the room, looking for any sign of him.
After several long moments, Nolan reappeared on the other side of the common room, toward the
bathing chamber.
“Teleportation?” Angel gasped.
“Sadly, no.” Nolan admitted. “Invisibility.”
“That’s so cool!” Angel said, getting to his feet. “Do it again.” He circled around Nolan.
My Duwende consort obliged and disappeared once again. Angel waved his arms around and
laughed when he came in contact with Nolan.
“I said invisible, not incorporeal.” Nolan’s disembodied laugh made me chuckle.
Their antics brought a smile to my face and joy to my heart. It was good to hear Nolan laugh.
Three of the Fae races had regained what had been lost for almost two millennia. Thanks to
Angel’s vision, we knew that Veela magic would eventually return as well, which meant it was very
likely for the Kitsune, too. Neither race had a living heir, so if one could regain their magic, I had
hope that the other could as well.
Now we just needed to figure out how.
 Chapter 3
Gloriana
Lost in my thoughts, I paced around my sitting room. The palace tree was in an uproar of good
cheer, tinged with melancholy, as the Seelie celebrated the return of magic for the majority of the Fae
races. While I was thrilled, as I told Maeve earlier, I was not in a very celebratory frame of mind
right now.
No matter what logic told me, I longed to charge in and rescue Merc now. I wanted to see for
myself that she was all right. That she hadn’t suffered the loss of an ear — or worse — at Iona’s hand.
Until Fen returned, we couldn’t even be sure that Merc was even actually in danger. I had to hope that
it was all a big lie. That somehow, the geas forced Thressa to answer, but didn’t make her tell the
truth.
But Thressa knew that I could force her to tell the truth using the geas. So lying wouldn’t have
gotten her very far, had I saved her life.
Even if we discovered that Merc was Iona’s prisoner, and where she was being held, the wisest
thing to do would be to ensure all five races could use their magic before attacking. I knew that would
give us a better chance against the Unseelie’s superior numbers. And yet we still had no idea how to
renew Veela or Kitsune magic without a living heir. Still, my thoughts circled through the intertwined
problems, as if obsessing over them would eventually reveal a clear path forward.
It had never worked for me before, but maybe this time would be different. Or maybe I was just
driving myself crazy.
A rustling sound at the doorway caught my attention. I turned, meeting Nolan’s fiery gaze.
“I wanted to take my leave before I join my people in practicing with our new magic, my
queen.”
His words struck me. I couldn’t let him go. “Not yet.”
Nolan’s dark brows drew together as I rose to my feet, making me taller than him. In the back of
my mind, my connection with the Tree of Life was stronger than ever, and yet lately… it seemed to
call to me.
A plan hatched in my mind as I approached him. I might not know what had become of my best
friend, but I knew what she would want me to do. She would remind me that I needed to control the
things I had power over, instead of worrying about the things I didn’t. We had no time to waste. Thus
far, Nolan was the only one who had managed to extract any arcane knowledge from the scrolls, but
maybe he could find more with some help from someone with a different perspective.
“I’m sorry, Nolan, but I need you here.”
I swept past him into the common room, unwilling to see the hurt in his eyes, though I felt it
clearly enough in the bond.
Nolan followed me into the common room, where I found Jovanka and Lyall. Though his forest-
green eyes steadily met mine, Lyall’s bond still dripped with self-doubt, frustrating me. But perhaps it
would work to my advantage with the mad idea I was about to propose.
“Where is Rory?” I asked.
 At the sound of his nickname, the warrior appeared from his own sitting room. As usual, Rorik
was covered in blades of every type. Even here, safe in our quarters, he was ready for battle.
“How may I serve my queen?” he asked.
It seemed everyone was in a more formal mood today. Maybe they sensed I was about to throw
my weight around. The bond betrayed me once again.
Facing Lyall, I opened by saying, “We need to figure out how to renew magic for the Veela and
Kitsune.”
“I agree, but what did you have in mind?” Lyall asked. His impassive expression belied the
bond, which revealed his growing sense of dismay.
Steeling myself against Lyall’s inevitable objections, I forged ahead. “I wish the Guard to
accompany me to the Tree of Life. The fate of the Veela and Kitsune may depend on it.”
Lyall opened his mouth to object, but I held up a hand to forestall argument.
“I know the Unseelie hold the lands near the Tree, but the last time we were there, I… felt
something. My bond to the Tree felt so much stronger there. I believe that I might learn something by
being—” I sought out the words, “in closer communication with the Tree. Maybe I can gain some
insight into how to bring back the other two heirs’ magic.”
Nolan was shaking his head as I spoke. “You shouldn’t risk going into Unseelie-held lands. You
wanted me to stay here to learn more from the scrolls? You should stay, too.”
I squeezed his four-fingered hand. “Yes, I believe you have more to learn from the scrolls. But I
can’t wait for you to find the answers. Not when I might be able to find them myself.”
“Glori…” His bond filled with a surprising amount of fear.
“What is it, Nolan?” I dipped down to embrace him. Not that his fear was necessarily
overblown, but he’d always trusted the Guard to protect me before.
“I… That is… Braga died far from me, and I can’t stand the thought of losing you, too.”
I squeezed him even tighter. “I will return to you. The Guard will see to it.”
Something was telling me this plan would help us move forward in our quest to restore magic to
all Fae. But that wasn’t my only motivation. The truth was, I also hoped to find some clues as to
Merc’s whereabouts when we inevitably encountered the Unseelie. It was a small and distant hope,
but hope was something I needed right now. That part was going to stay unspoken until we’d already
set off to the Tree of Life.
Lyall came to stand closer to the Duwende. “We would lay down our lives for you, but I agree
with Nolan — we risk much by entering Unseelie-held lands.”
“We’re doing this, Lyall,” I said, holding his steady, forest-green gaze.
Lyall glared at me. “Why do you want me as your guardleader if you never listen to my
recommendations on your safety?”
“Does it help if I tell you I know you can keep me safe?” I asked sweetly.
“This is serious, my queen,” Rorik said. “To use human terminology, you are a high-value target.
We can’t keep you safe against such overwhelming odds.”
A stiff breeze began whipping at my hair and clothing, a sure sign of the frustration he felt. With
Rorik, I never needed to check the bond to guess at his emotions.
“I agree. That’s why we should avoid revealing who I am.” I met Rorik’s lavender eyes and
dropped the biggest bombshell yet. “Besides, you won’t be going with us.”
“Go ahead,” Lyall said. “Tell us your crazy plan, so we can tell you all the ways the Unseelie
could ruin everything.”
Sensing my distress in the bond, Kenji and Angel appeared from the bathing chamber. Kenji’s
long, silver-blond hair was still damp, while Angel’s was frizzy.
“What’s going on?” Kenji glanced around with a suspicious look.
“Our beloved queen wants to run into the arms of the Unseelie.” Rorik’s booming voice made
my heart flutter. He was the only one of my consorts who had not professed his love to me yet, and I
was surprised to hear him use the word ‘beloved’. Especially considering his bond held mostly anger
and frustration at me.
After we had discovered I wasn’t able to restore magic to all Fae races, he’d wanted me to
release him from the bond. We still hadn’t addressed that.
Angel reached my side and took my hand, but said nothing. His bond was full of trust and love
for me. I appreciated it. I could definitely use some of that right now with all of Lyall’s, Nolan’s, and
Rorik’s frustrations aimed directly at me through their bonds.
“Rorik, you want to strike back at Iona, don’t you?” I asked.
“Of course, my queen. But not at the expense of losing you.”
Again, his words touched me, but I wouldn’t be swayed. “The Day of Darkness approaches. We
can’t defeat Iona if we send our Seelie forces up against her unprepared. The only way to win is to
ensure our people are at their peak strength. We need to get your magic back.”
Lyall and Rorik both opened their mouths to retort, but Kenji cut them off. “She’s right, and
she’s the queen. Would you have argued with the Last Queen?” Kenji’s glare rested on Rorik.
Rorik’s mouth snapped closed, but the winds around us only gained in strength. Jovanka’s cloud
gray eyes were hard, and I wondered if some of it was coming from her.
“My bond with the Tree of Life is deeper than anything I’ve ever felt, and it’s calling to me. But
it still seemed stronger when I was able to put my paws on its bark. My plan is to commune with the
Tree of Life and learn its secrets,” I said, glancing around the room and making eye contact with
everyone, including Jovanka.
She nodded to me, the only one who hadn’t spoken up. Even if she was frustrated, she wouldn’t
argue with me like my consorts did. I appreciated her loyalty. She knew that if we went to the Tree
together, all our lives might be at risk. But she was a member of the Queen’s Guard, and putting her
life on the line was her sworn duty. Her expression betrayed none of the doubt I felt in my consorts’
bonds.
“I want us to go there under an illusion,” I said, looking to Kenji. He nodded, and I continued,
“At the same time, I want Nolan to remain here to see if the scrolls can tell us anything. We need to
cover all bases.”
Nolan’s shoulders slumped, but he, too, gave me a nod. I knew he wanted to be with his people
to practice with their new magic, but this was more urgent. The bond revealed his determination not
to disappoint me this time. I longed to reassure him and put his mind at ease, but this wasn’t the time
or place. I still had more orders to dish out.
Now, for the part I knew would get the most argument. “Rorik, you know the most about the Last
Queen. She intentionally divided her magic among five heirs. I want you to work with Nolan to figure
out why and what, exactly, she intended by doing this. Perhaps there’s some clue we’re missing.”
The winds whipped up in a frenzy. “You can’t expect me to work with the oathbreaker.”
“He’ll only get in my way and distract me,” Nolan said.
The two of them shared a mutual glare, and the bond made their disdain for one another crystal
clear.
“You both want to renew Veela magic, don’t you?”
Nolan stepped closer to me, his hands clenched at his sides. “I won’t let you down, my queen.
Leave it to me.”
“Yes, of course I want my magic back.” Rorik scoffed. “But your Nixie had a vision, which
means we’ll find a way.”
“What if this is the way?” Angel said in his melodious voice.
Building on Angel’s argument, I added, “What if it’s through your efforts that your people’s
magic returns?”
Rorik still glared at Nolan, but I could sense him turning it over in his mind. But of course it
couldn’t be that easy.
Rorik crossed his muscular arms over his chest, making his shoulder tattoos bulge. “Working
with an oathbreaker undermines all we value as Veela. It would invalidate everything. The queen of
the Fae should know that.”
“She is not only the Elven queen, but your queen as well,” Lyall ground out. “Do not disrespect
her orders.”
He was right; I was their queen, and though they would advise me of their misgivings, they
wouldn’t directly disobey me. I knew they just needed another push. Nolan kept quiet, his face
impassive, but I sensed his own self-loathing and reproach within the bond. Rorik’s words struck
deep.
My reluctant Veela consort was strong-willed, but I couldn’t accept no for an answer. This was
too important. He wasn’t the type to respect a logical argument, nor an emotional plea, especially
when he was being too stubborn to even listen to them. He valued strength above all else, from his
leaders and his lovers. Even through his frustration, I sensed in the bond that he wouldn’t respect my
authority unless I forced him to.
No matter his strong, contrary personality, sometimes what Rorik really wanted — what he
needed — was someone strong enough, stubborn enough, and invested enough to wrest control out of
his hands, leaving no room for doubt or dissent.
So I let my determination build and fuel my command. “Rorik, you will work with Nolan to find
information about how the queen’s magic works. You will also uncover any secrets you can about
what the Last Queen intended, and inform Nolan of that information, so that he can better decipher
whatever he can from the ancient scrolls.”
The geas took hold, and the winds around us died down. Though Rorik’s face remained
impassive, I was surprised to find his bond also suddenly mute. He had more mastery over what the
bond revealed to me than any of my other consorts, and I hated it.
He’d always been excited by my ordering him around before, but in the face of his emotional
lockdown, I was quickly realizing that this command was different than forcing him to do sexy things
in the bedroom. Would this just stoke his resentment toward me? He’d already expressed the desire to
step down as my consort. Would this be his breaking point?
My eyes darted toward Jovanka, Rorik’s last dominant lover, searching for hints as to whether
I’d crossed a line I shouldn’t have. Her attention was on Rorik, and her face was nearly as impassive
as his… but I thought there might be a tinge of amusement in her eyes. Maybe I hadn’t screwed things
up even more.
Rorik bowed to me, his lavender eyes downcast, not meeting my own. “As you command, my
queen.”
A sense of relief swept through me. At the same time, my body heated upon hearing the exact
phrasing he’d used when he’d submitted to me before, but I shut that down. Again, this wasn’t the time
or the place. Merc was in danger, and we had little time left before the Day of Darkness when Iona
was sure to strike.
Next, I turned to Nolan. “You don’t have to solve this all on your own.”
Nolan bowed to me, but said nothing. Instead, he turned and headed for the exterior door. His
bond was a maelstrom of emotions, grounded by worry, and I hoped I hadn’t wounded his pride. At a
nod from me, Jovanka opened the door for him. He didn’t look back as he headed out into the
corridor.
“I am but your humble servant, my queen.” Rorik’s voice rumbled around the room like thunder
in a valley. “I will carry out your orders.”
He, too, headed for the door. His normally graceful gait seemed a little forced, no doubt due to
the geas urging him onward.
Jovanka closed the door after him, and Angel shook his head.
“What?” I asked.
“I would never describe Rorik as humble.”
As usual, Angel’s lighthearted humor took some of the weight off my shoulders. Still, I needed
to make sure the rest of my commands were carried out.
Unlike Rorik, Lyall always appreciated my attempts not to use the geas on him or anyone else.
Free will gave him the opportunity to prove his loyalty to me, though I had no doubts of it. I knew
Lyall wanted to keep me safe, not only because he was sworn to, but because he loved me. No matter
what he thought of my crazy plans.
“Lyall, I would like you and Kenji to work together on a plan to sneak us over to the Tree of
Life. The fate of many Fae may depend upon it.”
Lyall bowed to me. “I will see to it, my queen.”
My plan might endanger us all, but I considered it necessary. The Fae had put their trust in me,
and I couldn’t let them down. The Tree of Life called to me. I intended to answer.
Turning away from my consorts and guards, I said under my breath, “Hang in there, Merc.”
 Chapter 4
Gloriana
The next day, I didn’t see Rorik or Nolan before we left. It opened a hollow feeling in my chest,
but I could feel Nolan’s studious concentration in the bond as well as an inkling of determination from
Rorik. That was encouraging, but when I stepped outside the palace tree surrounded by my Guard, I
came face to face with the Veela commander and five of her soldiers fanning out around her as though
preparing for a fight.
Jelka crossed her arms, putting her shoulder tattoos on display, and even though she had to look
up at me, I couldn’t help but feel a little intimidated by the leader of the Seelie forces. “You’re taking
an enormous risk by doing this.”
Lyall had insisted that we notify the Council and the commanders of our plans, and so I raised
an eyebrow at him. This was his doing. He could undo it.
Taking a deep breath, Lyall stepped forward to address the commander. “The best defense is
often a good offense, commander. Queen Gloriana feels this is important, and we will carry out her
commands.”
It was a subtle rebuke that she should as well. Perhaps too subtle, since I knew some believed
that I was merely the Queen of Elves, not the Fae Queen at all.
Jelka’s glare turned on Lyall. “Queens are not meant to be on the offensive. They have healing
magic for a reason.”
“Yet I am no longer the only queen,” I said before Lyall could reply. “We’re a team… The
Seelie won’t fall apart without me here.”
“We don’t yet know what role you may play in reviving magic for the rest of the Fae, my
queen,” Jelka ground out as the winds picked up around her and her soldiers. “But I can’t risk sending
any Seelie forces to protect you.”
The Veela standing closest to Jelka smirked. I seemed to recall her being introduced as Jelka’s
second-in-command, Katarina.
“I understand,” I said, honestly happy not to have them along.
“We’re spread thin enough as it is.” Jelka glared at Lyall again. Had he asked her to send
reinforcements?
“Then put your trust in the capability of my Guard to see to my safe return,” I said, raising my
chin. “I have full faith in their abilities.”
Katarina snorted, staring at the small assortment of Fae surrounding me. I now had no Duwende
guard and only one Veela. Both my Nixies — Angel and Valente — had returned, but without Fen,
Kenji was my only Kitsune guard, and he was as young and inexperienced as me. In the Veela
soldier’s eyes, Lauren and Erynn were both youngsters as well, only in their 300s. Without Rorik,
Lyall was my oldest and most experienced guard, so it was a good thing he remained my guardleader.
But the fewer people Kenji had to cover with his illusion, the better. He and Lyall had worked
out the intricacies of his illusion, and I had every confidence in Kenji’s ability. But he was still new
to this. A couple more Kitsune would’ve been beneficial, but it seemed Jelka commanded more Veela
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Remember: Research findings and conclusions
• Assessment criteria and rubrics
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Important: Best practices and recommendations
• Key terms and definitions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Research findings and conclusions
• Ethical considerations and implications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
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Important: Best practices and recommendations
• Problem-solving strategies and techniques
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Note: Study tips and learning strategies
• Practical applications and examples
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Chapter 7: Fundamental concepts and principles
Note: Statistical analysis and interpretation
• Theoretical framework and methodology
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
[Figure 61: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Key Concept: Assessment criteria and rubrics
• Historical development and evolution
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
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Practice Problem 62: Practical applications and examples
• Case studies and real-world applications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Definition: Assessment criteria and rubrics
• Fundamental concepts and principles
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 64: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Example 64: Key terms and definitions
• Practical applications and examples
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Note: Critical analysis and evaluation
• Literature review and discussion
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Note: Ethical considerations and implications
• Historical development and evolution
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Remember: Statistical analysis and interpretation
• Statistical analysis and interpretation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
[Figure 68: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Key Concept: Best practices and recommendations
• Case studies and real-world applications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Key Concept: Experimental procedures and results
• Statistical analysis and interpretation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Quiz 8: Practical applications and examples
Definition: Assessment criteria and rubrics
• Historical development and evolution
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Note: Theoretical framework and methodology
• Statistical analysis and interpretation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Example 72: Problem-solving strategies and techniques
• Literature review and discussion
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Example 73: Critical analysis and evaluation
• Interdisciplinary approaches
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 74: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Key Concept: Case studies and real-world applications
• Research findings and conclusions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Definition: Learning outcomes and objectives
• Case studies and real-world applications
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 76: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Key Concept: Assessment criteria and rubrics
• Theoretical framework and methodology
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Key Concept: Research findings and conclusions
• Current trends and future directions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Important: Experimental procedures and results
• Current trends and future directions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Definition: Current trends and future directions
• Critical analysis and evaluation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Section 9: Assessment criteria and rubrics
Important: Practical applications and examples
• Literature review and discussion
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Example 81: Ethical considerations and implications
• Best practices and recommendations
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 82: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Important: Current trends and future directions
• Current trends and future directions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Remember: Fundamental concepts and principles
• Historical development and evolution
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Example 84: Assessment criteria and rubrics
• Statistical analysis and interpretation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Definition: Theoretical framework and methodology
• Assessment criteria and rubrics
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Note: Literature review and discussion
• Statistical analysis and interpretation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 87: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Important: Learning outcomes and objectives
• Theoretical framework and methodology
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Important: Fundamental concepts and principles
• Interdisciplinary approaches
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Important: Comparative analysis and synthesis
• Critical analysis and evaluation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
Practice 10: Theoretical framework and methodology
Key Concept: Critical analysis and evaluation
• Interdisciplinary approaches
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Key Concept: Comparative analysis and synthesis
• Research findings and conclusions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Important: Historical development and evolution
• Critical analysis and evaluation
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
[Figure 93: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Definition: Problem-solving strategies and techniques
• Research findings and conclusions
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
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[Figure 94: Diagram/Chart/Graph]
Note: Best practices and recommendations
• Interdisciplinary approaches
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
Remember: Literature review and discussion
• Study tips and learning strategies
- Sub-point: Additional details and explanations
- Example: Practical application scenario
- Note: Important consideration
Formula: [Mathematical expression or equation]
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