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Chapter 14
Elliot asked, “Do you know something that we don’t know?” Selene sighed, “I can’t divulge anything, because it will be messing with your freewill. Just suffice it to say that Elisa will be the key to her siblings’ future as well as the future of many families.” I chuckled, “Well, that was about as clear as mud. But I realize you intended it that way. I do appreciate you telling us what you did.” Selene smiled at me, “So smart and so kind. I know you will fulfill your prophesy. On that note, I should get going. By the way, Elisa, I don’t know how you keep all that magic under control. I’m carrying less than half of it and I’m struggling.”
Queen Carina giggled, “I know that feeling! I nearly burned down my house when I started a fire in my fireplace yesterday.” Everyone laughed as Queen Eden chimed in, “Tell me about it. I’m struggling with it too. King Izzoth, you should probably watch your step until I can give her magic back.” King Izzoth grinned, “Dually noted.” Everyone i
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I gasped, “What kind of mother does that?” My mom wrapped her arms around me, “A mother who doesn’t deserve you. That’s for sure.” I hugged my mom and walked to Elliot, “I’m so glad Abel noticed that. I could’ve gotten you killed.” Then I looked at everyone, “I want this bitch dead! She deserves no less.” Everyone agreed and we continued walking. We got to the rock formation, and Abel smelled it, “Still enchanted.” I asked Abel, “Is there anything else that is enchanted that we didn’t notice before?” Abel started sniffing the air and found that the waterfall was also enchanted. The spell was lifted, and we all started to walk back. As we walked back, Abel was finding enchanted things everywhere! I was about to lose my mind when mom finally got pissed. She asked Queen Carina and Selene, “Do you have her magic concealed? I want Dahlia here.” They both said they do and mom yelled, “Dahlia, get your fucking ass here now!” Dahlia appeared in front of us, mad as hell, “What the fu
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Everyone looked at me with skepticism as I continued, “Why can’t I use her past against her. I would use it to weaken her, so that she can be captured or killed.” Elliot pulled me close, “I would prefer she were killed.” Everyone else nodded, “Same here.” I added, “But I will need my siblings’ help.” That’s when everyone’s faces went from agreement to some kind of combination of anger, intrigue and an absolute “hell no”. I continued, “She wants me there. She thinks she can torture me into telling her where my magic is. I have a feeling she will actually try to torture my siblings to get me to tell her. Mom, I need a protection and numbing spell put on each of them. It wouldn’t hurt for you to do it for me too. I would also like to take a few fairies with me, shrunk to fly size, of course.” Queen Eden sighed, “If you do this, I want some angels going with you too. And you know King Izzoth will want a couple demons to go too.” I asked, “Can they shrink to the same size as the
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I smiled, “I thought you’d never ask. Would you mind if a couple demons shrank down really tiny and came with me?” King Izzoth smiled, “You read my mind. I will send four with you.” Then Queen Eden smiled, “And I will match his with my angels. You can’t have all bad influences.” Everyone at the table laughed, including King Izzoth. Then Blitz, leader of the werehawks, added, “I will have several of my guys watching over you all as well.” Then, I asked Queen Carina, “Do you think I could have a couple Fairies come with me too?” She smiled, “I was going to suggest four of them.” Elliot smiled, “This is why I love being a part of this alliance. It helps me a lot to know that my mate will not be alone in that castle.” After the arrangements were made, I told everyone that I plan on doing this in two days. I want to give everyone the proper time to prepare, and I want to make sure my mom has put the spells on my siblings, my mate and me. I don’t want to go until I know that is do
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I look around the room and I hear one of the fairies, “Everyone made it. Let’s get to work.” I see my siblings with their chins hanging open. I ask the brother that is hurt, “Are you in any pain?” He just shook his head, “No, what does it matter to you? I’m a stranger to you.” I chuckle to myself and tell him, “I tend to care about everyone.” Then my sister asked, “What is your name?” I smiled, “I’m Elisabeth, but just call me Elisa. What are all your names?” Just then, the door burst open and Dahlia came running into the room, “So, you finally fell for my trap! You didn’t have any werebears to help you locate them this time?” I replied, “No, I was needing some time alone. The enchantment had been removed from that Willow tree, but apparently you put the spell back on.” She nodded, “I did. I had a feeling either that tree or the blackberry bushes would get you.” I smiled, “Oh, I won’t be needing those blackberries for a while. My mom made sure of that.” Dahlia’s face turned
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