Masuk“Kien, take our daughter and leave this island! We both already knew this was going to happen! Lyrielle has to fulfill her part of her prophecy! You can’t allow her to die here!” my mother said. My father turned toward me and nodded in response. He then looked toward the Finders and threw somethin
I knew that we were not safe, especially if the King of the North had sent them. “Please!” I shouted. “I will go with you. Don’t kill anyone! Let my father go, and I will be whatever you want me to be!” Even though that was not what I wanted, I had to do it because I would rather sacrifice myself th
I placed a hand on my chest as I hid myself behind the door. My heart pounded hard against my chest, and each time I heard a scream from those outside, I jumped in fright. No matter how I tried to cover my ears, I could hear them. It was as if they were begging for my help. “We are not giving up a
~Lyrielle~ My fingers stilled on the fragrant herbs I was collecting when a loud scream sounded from across the field. Before I could figure out what was happening, the villagers who had gathered with me to collect herbs started running toward me. “What is happening!” I demanded from one of the
I stepped forward, the orb’s light blazing through my tunic, casting shadows that danced like specters across the walls. “Try that again,” I said, my voice low, dangerous, each word dripping with the promise of violence, “and I’ll turn you to ash right here.” Lyrielle’s hand brushed my arm, her touc
The arena was a explosion of color and life, a sprawling circle of stone and magic that seemed to hum with the energy of Katula’s heart. The high walls were draped with banners in every shade—crimson, emerald, sapphire—fluttering in the evening breeze, their edges catching the glow of hundreds of la
My stomach twisted, and I felt like I couldn’t breathe. The air got heavy, pressing me down, and I couldn’t look at her because I didn’t know what to say. Arineth went stiff, his hand tightening on his chest until the light disappeared. He didn’t turn, but I could see his jaw clench, his eyes gliste
~Lyrielle~ The portal’s golden light burned my eyes, a wild swirl of mist and magic that yanked us from the suffocating darkness and dumped us onto the polished obsidian floor of Katula’s castle hall. I stumbled, my boots slipping, and grabbed Arineth’s arm to steady myself, my chest so tight i
‘’I do not care what you think and i wouldn’t be bothered about it but no matter what you do,’’she groaned as she struggled to breath. ‘’you will never find them!’’ Azrael pushed her backwards and she coughed out holding her throat and then she looked at me again and smiled but I quickly looked awa
~Eiraeth~ I watched as the angel king started chanting In foreign language and some other five angels joined him while the warriors had their hands stretched out and pointed towards a clearing. I couldn’t see anything and all I could do was just stare at them wondering what it was they were doing.







