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Grandmother's True Plan

Author: Blossom
last update Last Updated: 2026-02-05 04:50:36

The Old Court's attack hit like reality itself was tearing apart.

One of them—a being with skin that shifted between dimensions, making it impossible to see clearly—raised its hand. The tower cracked. Stone that had stood for centuries split like kindling.

"Shield!" I screamed, pulling power from the bloodline.

Every vampire connected to me gasped as I drew on their strength. I felt their pain spike as I used them, but I didn't stop. Couldn't stop.

The shield formed just as the tower's top sect
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    Two days passed like hours.Caspian and I reached the northern site at dawn. It stood on a frozen mountaintop, a structure of ice and stone that pulsed with golden light visible for miles.Through the bloodline, I felt the others. Felt Raven and Elysia approaching the eastern site. Felt Felix, alone and terrified, nearing the southern one. Felt Dorian and Konstantin at the western site, preparing for their final act."They're ready," Caspian said. His breath misted in the freezing air, his mortal-turned-vampire body still adjusting to temperature extremes. "We all move on your signal."Through my Truthsight, I reached out. Connected with each team through the golden threads. Felt them waiting. Felt them ready to die if necessary."Now," I whispered.Four sites. Four disruptions. All happening simultaneously.I pressed my bleeding palm against the northern site's wall. Felt the imprisoned souls surge forward. Felt them recognizing Ashford blood. Felt them preparing to break free after

  • Blood Debt Academy    The Choice of Evils

    Six days left.The number echoed in my head as we approached the fourth ritual site. Three sites disrupted. Three Old Court members consumed by the Devourer. And with each feeding, I felt it growing stronger through the golden chains.Felt it pushing harder against my control."This one's different," Konstantin said. His platinum-white hair was dirty now, matted from days of travel. His ice-chip eyes studied the structure ahead—not a tower or temple, but a crater. A massive hole in the ground that glowed with sick golden light. "The magic signature is wrong. Unstable.""Because we're disrupting them out of order." Dorian's voice was weak. The journey was killing him slowly. His gray ponytail had come undone, his reading glasses were cracked beyond repair. "Your grandmother designed the sites to be freed in a specific sequence. We're doing it backwards. Randomly. The ritual is destabilizing.""Good," Elysia said. Her emerald eyes were hard. "Let it destabilize. Let the whole thing coll

  • Blood Debt Academy    Grandmother's True Plan

    The Old Court's attack hit like reality itself was tearing apart.One of them—a being with skin that shifted between dimensions, making it impossible to see clearly—raised its hand. The tower cracked. Stone that had stood for centuries split like kindling."Shield!" I screamed, pulling power from the bloodline.Every vampire connected to me gasped as I drew on their strength. I felt their pain spike as I used them, but I didn't stop. Couldn't stop.The shield formed just as the tower's top section collapsed. Debris rained against the golden barrier, stopped inches from crushing us."We can't fight three of them," Konstantin said. His platinum-white hair was wild, his ice-chip eyes calculating odds that didn't favor us. "Not out in the open. Not without—""Without the Devourer," I finished. Through the golden chains, I felt it. Felt it eager to feed. Eager to consume the Old Court beings attacking us."Let me feast, Truthseer. Let me erase them from existence. It is what I was made for

  • Blood Debt Academy    The Soul Price

    "Felix was possessed the entire time."Elysia's voice came out flat, emptied of everything. She sat among the rubble of the council chamber, her emerald dress torn, her ice-blonde hair matted with dust and blood. "Since the curse broke. Since he woke up. He wasn't my brother. He was a puppet. And I didn't see it."Her hands were shaking. She pressed them against her thighs, but they trembled anyway."None of us saw it," I said. The words felt useless. "The Old Court hid him well. Made sure we'd trust him. Made sure we'd bring him into our inner circle.""I brought him in." Elysia's emerald eyes were dry. Too dry. Like she'd gone past tears into something colder. "I vouched for him. Protected him. Let him hear every plan we made. Every weakness we discussed. And all the while, he was feeding everything to them."Through the bloodline, I felt the academy. Felt the vampires processing what had happened. Felt their fear spike as they realized how deeply the Old Court had infiltrated us."

  • Blood Debt Academy    The Hunt Begins

    The Devourer rose from beneath the academy like a nightmare given form.It wasn't solid. Wasn't liquid. Wasn't anything that should exist in reality. It was absence—a hole in the world shaped vaguely like something alive. And everywhere it moved, things simply stopped existing.Not destroyed. Not dead. Just... gone. Erased from reality as if they'd never been.The Old Court's soldiers were the first to feel it. Three of them disappeared the moment the Devourer emerged, consumed so completely that even their screams were erased mid-sound.Morrigan's black eyes went wide. For the first time since I'd met her, she looked afraid."No," she breathed. "You didn't. You couldn't have been that foolish.""Desperate," I corrected. My legs felt like water but I forced myself to stay standing. "Not foolish. Desperate."The Devourer turned its attention—if something without eyes could have attention—toward the Old Court forces hovering above the academy. And it reached for them with appendages tha

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    The second traitor struck three days later.I was in the Thornwood Forest, trying to reinforce the defenses, when I felt it through the bloodline. A vampire dying. Then another. Then three more in rapid succession.Not from the justice curse. From violence."Sera!" Caspian's voice came through our bond, tight with panic. "Get back to the academy. Now. We're under attack."I ran. My dhampir speed carried me through the trees faster than thought. But even as I ran, I felt more deaths through the bloodline. Felt the academy's shields failing. Felt something massive tearing through our defenses like they were paper.The Old Court had returned. And this time, they'd brought everything.I burst from the forest to see the academy under siege. The sky was dark with their forces—not just the twisted creatures, but the Court themselves. Morrigan floated above the main tower, her black eyes blazing, her pale hands weaving magic that cracked reality itself.And below, fighting desperately, were m

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