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“I know you are not afraid of death,” I told Elektra and my father. “But your demises will hinder the plan of Alistair.”
“There will always be more of us, Asher, you cannot cut down out numbers,” Elektra declared. I looked around for
Kieran.“I forgive you, Kieran,” the voice whispered as I kneeled before it.I jolted awake, sweat covering my body. It was the same damned nightmare again. I was always kneeling in front of someone and I never ever saw their face nor could I make out what they looked like. It was a dream that sent a massive wave of terror straight into my soul. I bowed to no one; I was not bred to be subservient to another. I was born to rule. I was wired to command and yet this accursed dream persisted in haunting my every slumber.I forgive you Kieran. I replayed that line over again in my head but I could never pinpoint who owned that voice. It was utterly ridiculous.
Sage.Why me of all people? I inwardly lamented. Why were unimaginable things befalling me?“They exploded,” I repeated numbly. “Yes, Source magic is a very grave thing to have in your possession.” The Grand Mistress said with a severe shake of her head.“It was a painless death,” Circe added. “It would be a painless death for you too, Sage.”“Is there someone out there with Source magic?” I asked.“Impossible, there can only be one Source,” Circe stated.“But you said you saw two before,
Sage.“Coming here as been a very big mistake,” I said with a final weariness. I exhaled a big sigh and shook my head. It was my turn to be disappointed.“Child, have you no clue what has just been revealed to you?” Grand Mistress asked with a solemn frown.“I do not give a shit,” I said with an angry shrug. “I was hoping you would help me save my sister but all you have done is to waste my time.” “What is she talking about?” Grand Mistress asked Circe with a confused frown.“Sage is related by blood to Elvira,” Circe replied.“You sister is that impatient twat?!” Grand Mistress asked distastefully
Icarus.“I have my own place,” I said after enduring Xena’s questioning glare for what seemed like forever. She had been looking at me expectantly the moment I had pulled off the road and drove straight to the vast awaiting forest.“You do not stay in the Delta Cave?” Xena asked with a raised eyebrow.Delta Cave was another name for barracks.“I need a place to think,” I replied almost defensively.“Why? The barracks is not a place for thinking?” she mocked slightly.“For other werewolves, maybe but for me, it is different.
Aurora.Scared girl had run far but she could never hide. She would spend the rest of the night running until she played her part. The only job scared girl had to do this night was to be scared out of her mind. I wanted nothing else from her except her terror.“You are serious, aren’t you?” drunk murderous man asked. I could still hear doubt in his voice. I could tell from the way his muscles nervously twitch that he was trying to decide if he should just kill me or give in to my plan.“I want you to have fun,” I breathed. “Why not make the fun last?”I wanted him to doubt me so I could enjoy breaking down his walls and earn his trust. It was all part of the hunt. It bored me if
Sage.“I don’t think your sisterhood wants me here,” I said as I cautiously looked around. I could see a lot of glaring eyes on me as I peevishly trailed behind Circe. “Don’t pay much attention to them, they are only trying to figure you out,” Circe said with a dismissively wave of her hand. From the outside, the Victorian Era house seemed ancient but the interior was starkly different from the exterior.It was totally modern inside. Soft white pain covered the walls, abstract arts were hung on different parts of the house and there was classical music playing from a speaker in the background.The vibration in my ears had reduced to a slow vibrant and melodious hum. It was pleasant to listen to and I was thinking about just getting lost in the sound.“Do get used to the hums, Sage, it is dangerous.” Circe warned sternly as she showed me around. “But it is so pleasant to the ears,” I said in awe.“That’s how you go insane,” Circe replied. “First it will be whispers, then it would be
I waited for the witch to strike me down. I tensed for the impact of whatever pain she was about to inflict on me. Nothing happened.“The two of you are really tense,” The witch said with a dark chuckle. She looked at me. “I made it clear that I have no interest in hurting you, Sage.”“Then what ar
Witches were bad news. I had no issues with them and I had never come across one before. However, witches had always been the mortal enemies of werewolves since time immemorial.I could literally feel the worry oozing out of Kieran as he brooded silently.“I am still not sure how you are certain th
In my dreams, I saw her. The Lady in Black with her face obscured with the sheer black veil. I
“I did not come here to be owned, gentlemen,” I said firmly, letting steel creep into my voice. I needed them to understand this from the start, needed to establish boundaries before this sit







