1132 Results with the "Fantasy" genre


    • 93. Strong Enough Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Formless, a composite persona of Shallan, Veil, and Radiant, preparing for Adolin’s trial day. As she dresses in Veil’s clothing, Adolin notices her unusual demeanor and requests Shallan’s presence, praising her hidden strength. Formless dismisses Shallan as weak, but Adolin counters with metaphors about strength, arguing that overcoming adversity—like a one-armed swordsman or a legless man—demonstrates true resilience. His words hint at a deeper message: Shallan’s…
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      94. Sacrifice

      94. Sacrifice Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Adolin approaches the final day of his trial with a heavy heart, burdened by the weight of judgment from the honorspren. Despite his reluctance, he recognizes this as his last opportunity to defend himself and his people. He grapples with self-doubt, questioning whether accepting imprisonment might serve as a testament to human honor. As he arrives, he notices Shallan’s absence and the replacement of the High Judge, Kelek, with the stricter Sekeir, signaling a shift in the trial’s tone. The situation…
    • Epilogue: Dirty Tricks Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Wit, also known as Hoid, strolls through Elhokar’s abandoned palace on the Shattered Plains, performing coin tricks and musing on the art of storytelling. He compares storytelling to deception, emphasizing the importance of making the audience believe in experiences they’ve never had. Through sleight of hand, he demonstrates how illusions rely on misdirection, much like a fight in an alley. His companion, Design, critiques his methods, suggesting he use Lightweaving for more impressive effects, but Wit…
    • A Court of Thorns and Roses (A Court of Thorns and Roses 1) (Sarah J. Maas) Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas is a fantasy novel about Feyre, a mortal woman who is taken to a magical realm after killing a faerie, where she becomes entangled in the politics and dangers of the fae world.
    • Chapter 19: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Feyre and Mor relaxing in a cabin after Azriel, Rhys, and Cassian return from a snowy outdoor competition, victorious and exuberant. The men retreat to a cedar-lined steam shed, a traditional Illyrian practice called the "birchin," which Mor explains with amused disdain. Feyre and Rhys engage in playful mental banter, with Rhys teasing her about joining them and Feyre coyly deflecting. Their flirtation escalates as Feyre sends him a provocative memory, leading to Rhys being abruptly…
    • Chapter 20: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Feyre and Nesta facing each other across a threshold, the tension palpable as snow clings to Nesta's hair. Despite the festive atmosphere inside, Nesta hesitates, her cold demeanor mirroring the winter night. Feyre attempts to bridge the gap by offering to take her coat, while Elain intervenes with a cheerful invitation to join by the fire. Nesta's wary gaze lingers on Feyre before she finally steps inside, marking a fragile moment of connection between the sisters. Inside the…
    • Chapter 9: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Feyre approaches Ressina’s studio with nervous anticipation, weighed down by both her art supplies and her unease. The streets are alive with festive energy as Solstice approaches, but her focus remains on the daunting prospect of painting in a group for the first time. Despite the merriment around her, she hesitates, unsure of what might emerge when she faces a canvas again. Her internal struggle is compounded by thoughts of Rhys’s upcoming meeting with Tamlin, a confrontation she avoids, leaving her…
    • Chapter 10: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Feyre immerses herself in a intense painting session, driven by an urgent need to express the vision in her mind. Her heart races as she works, likening the experience to a racehorse freed from its pen, struggling to keep up with the image unfolding before her. Despite initial fear and physical discomfort, she persists, finding the process both terrifying and liberating. The act of painting becomes a cathartic release, akin to a first stitch closing a wound, as she confronts the raw emotions and truths…
    • Chapter 11: Rhysand Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Rhysand arriving at Tamlin's dilapidated Spring Court estate, noting the stark contrast to its former glory. The once-vibrant manor is now a desolate ruin, with withered roses, dry fountains, and claw-marked doors hinting at Tamlin's unchecked rage. Rhysand reflects on Tamlin's temper and the possibility of provoking him further, though he maintains a casual demeanor as he knocks on the door. When Tamlin answers, his haggard appearance and lifeless eyes reveal a male broken by loss…
    • Chapter 12: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Cassian arriving at the townhouse, bringing pine boughs for Solstice decorations. Feyre teases him about his lack of manners, and their playful banter sets a lighthearted tone. Cassian’s infectious energy and Feyre’s sarcastic retorts highlight their close friendship. The scene transitions into a cozy, festive atmosphere as they share wine and attempt to decorate, though their drunken efforts result in a haphazard display. Azriel arrives to find the decorations in disarray and…
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