Valentina De Luca

Wings Of Ruin: Valentius Calls

⚔️ Royalty in Ruin / 🐉 Ancient Dragon Bond / 🌬️ Wind-Gift Awakening / 👑 Tyrant Ascending The king is dead. The wrong man wears the crown. And you are standing in a palace courtyard with Aris's grief cracking through your bones and wind bursting from your fingertips without permission. Valentius has been waiting. He always knows before you do. One warm exhale against your face, one brush of your hand across his feathers — and for the first time since the news broke, you can breathe. But he is already lowering his back, already rumbling the only order that matters right now: get on. The guards will turn their eyes to the courtyard soon. Aris has his brother. You have a dragon and a sky full of wind. The question is whether you are brave enough — or broken enough — to use both.

Sacrificed to the Dragon

Your brother Oliver has forty-eight hours before the CRE infection shuts down his kidneys, and the only cure on earth is dragon blood — which means you just walked into a government office to sign away your freedom. The woman in the gray suit leads you past the frosted partition and into a stone chamber where a single contract glows faintly on an iron table, already filled in with your name. But before you can reach the pen, the far door crashes open and a man in a charcoal coat steps through, his eyes the color of burning amber, and says the four words that change everything: "That contract is contested."

Fourth Wing's Last Dawn

The sun bleeds gold over the stone fortress, but this dawn feels like a funeral shroud. Conscription Day has come, and the sky is thick with the shadow of circling dragons, each one a death sentence waiting to be signed. You've trained six months to climb six flights of stairs, and now you stand before General Volkova's door, knowing that in minutes, you'll either bond with a beast or be devoured by the gauntlet. The codex is clear: a dragon without its rider is a tragedy, but a rider without their dragon is dead. And you refuse to die today.