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Chapter 39: Unspoken Prophecy
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An Assassin's Magic Chapter 40: Evan's Strange Dream
The cold wind blew throughout the snowy forest, scattering away the snow dust that once was a goddess. The snow dust then glided with the winter breeze like tiny petals of a flower, then faded away into the white void as its existence finally vanished for eternity.A few feet away, stood Mayari with heaving breaths. The stunt she did drained all her strength that the knife in her hand clank below as it slip from her grasp.After exhaling cloud of fog, her weak knees buckled down and she fell to the icy floor with a thud due to exhaustion, though, she was able to stay awake despite her worse condition.She was crowned as the victor for defeating Yuvera. The Goddess' fall, is her success. However, to Mayari, she hasn't truly won yet, unless she make it out alive from the forest she is trapped in.Meanwhile, in the deadly hold of the blood-stained branches, Evan's blood continued to drip from his open wounds as he struggled to break free and stay conscious.Evan could see Mayari's collap
An Assassin's Magic Chapter 41: Lost Ghost
Evan's blue eyes widened in surprise and confusion upon seeing Mayari with red crimson irises. However, not only her deep brown eyes changed, also her night black hair turned silvery white that seems to dimly glow like a crescent moon. She wore a red dress, accompanied by a black cloak that hung in her figure. "How did you enter this place?" She coldly asked with the same voice and tone like Mayari. Her indifferent stare are oddly identical, as she stare right through his eyes with a poker face. Evan tried to reply but the thorns are still tightly wrapped in his mouth, keeping it shut. Mayari then snapped her fingers and the thorns loosen until it snake away from Evan's mouth. "Mayari?" As soon as the thorns retreated, the prince immediately blurted out with uncertainty. "Not quite." She replied. Now Evan is assured that she wasn't her, although, what does she mean by her reply. "If you are not Mayari, then may I know who you are?" Evan asked with wariness in his tone. "You do
An Assassin's Magic Chapter 42: The Sirens Keep
After walking for hours that seems like eternity, Evan couldn't believe that he arrived back to the dead tree that overlooked the gloomy lake. Like a loop, the world he is in won't go anywhere but this certain place.Everything else are just dry grasses, below the cloudy heaven that threatened to rain, yet no drops of water showered the thirsty leaves.The cold breeze blew here and there, piercing through Evan's thick clothes and crawling in his skin, the feeling of it never failed to make him shiver.He walked for a long time but he never did felt the tiredness cling to his body. Nor did he felt the thirst for water and the hunger for food. His wounds have long healed and he felt not a single ounce of pain, it was like he is immortal in this realm of unknown.Evan continued until he reached the lake where he once left. Mayari is still in her spot staring into nothing while her strange clone is standing right behind her, watching her like a hawk.Evan was about to approached them when
An Assassin's Magic Chapter 43: Another Bargain
Shadows lingered from every dark corners of the stone walls as Mayari and Helen, along with Sir Eyron, the warden, descended in the dimly lit stairway that leads to the underground dungeon.Instead of flaming torches, blue glowing crystals are attached against the rough walls. And it have identical symbols engrave in its smooth surface. Along the way, it gives a faint glow that is enough to light up the path but not to chase away the lingering darkness.Their footsteps continued to echo in the surrounding as their shoes repeatedly collide to the hard pavement of the stairs that seems to go on with no end, making Mayari wonder of how deep is this dungeon."If you wouldn't mind, may I ask you something personal, Ms. Revinyr?" Sir Eyron broke the silence that accompanied their descend."Please address me with my given name." Helen politely insisted. "My family name is too formal for my liking and as for your question, it depends.""Well then, Ms. Helen." He cleared his throat. "You are a
An Assassin's Magic Chapter 44: Mer Adrienne
"No." Mayari instantly replied."Is there anyway that I could change your mind?" Jim tried to persuade."No.""Do you need to think about it?""No.""Is there any chance I could change your mind?""My decision is final." Mayari uttered."Bummer." Jim sighed. "I guess you don't need my skills and connections to easily find the mastermind.""Anyway, that's all the information I have and that's all there is to it." He said. "So farewell, May."With that, Mayari left the room and was met with Helen and Sir Eyron. Mayari immediately informed them what Jim told her leaving out the detail of the elf's proposal.If only Jim and Mayari's situation are different, she could have accepted his offer since she rely on information before making a move.She could do her own findings but that will be her main struggle and will also take longer time due to the fact that she have no connections and have limited knowledge in the current realm she is in.She could ask her teacher, Ms. Helen, about the Ars
An Assassin's Magic Chapter 45: Mirrors of Secret Passage
Mayari silently watch the snow heavily pouring outside through the glass window across the room. The snow storm only worsen as time goes on so she and Helen were forced to stay in the Sirens Keep for the night.The screeching of the wind and the loud tapping of the descending snow in the glass window provided no comfort for Mayari. She couldn't sleep no matter how she tried to rest. In contrary to Helen, who is sleeping soundly on the other bed.While lying on the soft mattress, Mayari kept on gazing to the window as the harsh storm continued to swirl beyond the wall that sheltered her from its fury.Time was slow but after hours of staring into nothing, the storm finally calmed down, leaving only the gentle snow rain that brought tranquility in the late of night.It was the perfect time to fall asleep. However, Mayari's eyes instantly darted towards the large mirror of the room when she suddenly saw a shadow's reflection passed by with insane speed.It was strange...The mirror is f
An Assassin's Magic Chapter 46: Warmth in The Cold Passage
"You said that the passage has been there for decades." Mayari stated. "Do you know of its origin?""You're curious," Aria commented. "Its origin is deeply connected to the true tale of the 'Jealous siren of Thee'.""Mer Adrienne.""Yes." Aria nodded. "The fallen princess didn't kill her sister's betrothed out of jealousy, rather, she killed him because she discovered that he will poison the crown princess after ascending the throne.""Kings and Queens, even though they rule side by side there is no denying that the King have more political power than the Queen." Aria pointed out, "However, in Myrim, the Queen have more power both in spiritual and in ruling than the King.""But if ever, a misfortune struck the Queen. The Kings will take her place." The dragon informed. "The groom have great greed for power hidden in the facade of a righteous and noble bearing.""Mer knew of the merman's ugliness and try to convince her parents to choose another candidate but her plead wasn't heard, an
An Assassin's Magic Chapter 47: After Two Days
Time pass by in silence between the two, Evan eventually felt the heat returning to his once freezing body and his temperature was restored to normal.While still waiting, the prince then felt Mayari's arms loosen its grip and the weight of her head, lying in the back of his shoulder.'Did she fell asleep?' Evan asked himself.With the slightest movement, Mayari's limp body suddenly slid down from his back and almost hit the cold floor. Fortunately, he caught her in time.He held her sleeping form in his arms and shifted her in a more comfortable position while trying his best not to wake her up."This is a first," Evan mumbled to himself. "I never thought that you would trust me enough to fall asleep by my side, Mayari."Evan gently brushed away the strands of raven hair in her face, then fixed the coat to cover her body and keep her warm."You never once lowered your guard when you are with anyone. I, too, have no exception.""You must have been tired."Seeing her peacefully sleepin
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