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Chapter 113: Fighting for the Right to be Forgotten

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“You made a deal with a being that is seeking its own extinction,” Escuridade said into the fabric of his robes, her voice muffled. “And you think that is a stable foundation for a war?” she pulled back just enough to look up at him, her expression weary. “I was surprised too,” Escuro admitted. “Then it said it wanted to join them… I think it mean its family.” Her hands which had been resting against his chest, went still. She stared at h

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  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 113: Fighting for the Right to be Forgotten

    “You made a deal with a being that is seeking its own extinction,” Escuridade said into the fabric of his robes, her voice muffled. “And you think that is a stable foundation for a war?” she pulled back just enough to look up at him, her expression weary. “I was surprised too,” Escuro admitted. “Then it said it wanted to join them… I think it mean its family.” Her hands which had been resting against his chest, went still. She stared at him, her purple eyes wide and searching, as if trying to decipher a language she had never heard. “Join them,” she repeated, the words tasting strange in her mouth. “Its family.” She pulled away from his completely, stepping back until she hit the wall.The chill of the stone seeped through Escuridade’s robes. Her mind raced, truing to connect the dots– the vision of the woman and child, the burning, the red amaryllises and now this ancient entity wantin

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 112: Reluctant Partner

    Suddenly the image changed and the two figures were engulfed in tall flames that surged upward around the figures without completely engulfing them, forming a jagged wall of orange and gold. Smaller tongues of fire creep across the ground in front of the bodies, weaving between the amaryllis stems and licking at the edges of the white sheets. And then we were plunged into darkness. Escuridade stared at Escuro’s outstretched hand, her fingers twitching. “It spoke to you,” she repeated, her voice flat, stripped of its earlier anger. “What did it say?” she did not reach for his hand. Instead, she leaned forward, her purple eyes locked onto his, searching for the subtle shifts in his expression that might betray a hidden truth. “Escuro, if something like that is loose in the world– something that can show visions, something that can reach out to a man’s mind– then we are not just fighting a war. We are being hunter.&

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 111: Below the Surface

    Slowly, Escuridade’s fingers uncurled from her trembling hands. Her shoulders dropped, and she leaned into him, her forehead resting against his arm. “I am not… I am not fine,” she muttered, her voice muffled and stripped of its usual edge. She sounded so small. Exhausted. She closed her eyes, letting the silence of the cleared space wash over her. The adrenaline was receding, leaving behind a bone-deep ache that made her limps feel like lead. For the first time in years, she was not looking over her shoulder. She was just being held. “Do not get used to it,” she muttered. “I will not,” Escuro whispered and gentle stroked her hair. “Look,” he said, looking at the Amaryllis. Escuridade’s gaze drifted toward the ground, and her breath caught. The Amaryllis we no longer just vibrant; they were pulsing. A deep, rhythmic crimson seeped from their petals, staining the dark soil around them like fresh w

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 110: Vengeance

    The word hit Escuridade like a physical strike. Vengeance. It was not just a concept anymore; it was a fuel. The memory of the fire, the small of burning wood and something more precious, the way the smoke had filled her lungs as she watched her life turn to ask– it all surged forward, coalescing into a single, sharp point of will. Her purple eyes snapped open, and they were no longer wide with fear. They were hard, focused, and burning with a cold, incandescent light. “You are right,” she spat, her voice steadying even as the black energy lashed at her skin. “I am done being small.” She pushed back against the dome, not with the desperation of a victim, but with the calculated force of someone striking a blow. Escuridade reached deeper into her own magic, pulling at the threads of her survival instinct and weaving them into something sharper, something meant to cut. The dome shivered. A hairline fracture, no wider than a needle&rsq

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 109: Black Glossy Seal

    Escuridade’s purple eyes were wild, darting past him into the trees, searching for the threat she assumed had just appeared. They were in a secluded forest clearing deep within the ancient woodland, where towering trees crowd together so tightly that very little sunlight reaches the forest floor. The tree’s thick trunks were dark with age, while twisting vines and creeping ivy climb the bark, weaving a dense canopy overhead. The limited light filters through the leaves in muted shafts, creating a dim, green-tinted atmospheres that feels isolated from the rest of the world. Every surface is overgrown with tangled vegetation, more and tangled roots. If there were ruins here, it would be impossible to see. The ground was uneven and littered with fallen leaves, broken twigs, and patches of damp earth. Thick shrubs and wild undergrowth surround the clearing, their branches intertwining to form a natural barrier that makes the location difficult to discove

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 108: Amaryllis

    “A coven,” Escuridade muttered, more to herself than to Escuro. She looked up at him, her purple eyes narrowing. “If your mother was right, and this fountain is an affront to nature, then a coven would not have been a sanctuary. They would have been a target.” She stood up abruptly, the movement causing her tattered robes to rustle loudly in the small room. The sudden shift in energy made the air around her feel heavy, the shadows in the corners of the room stretching toward her as if responding to her agitation. “You said you were not looking for a weapon, but look at us,” she gestured between them, her hands trembling slightly. “You were so angry at the witch hunters,” he said calmly, his voice growing deeper. “At those who burned down your home with your family in it. So passionate…”Escuro remembered the way the looked back then. The forest was thick, the canopy overhead knitting together into a veilin

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 7: Fate?

    “That is not you fate,” Luz declared firmly, his voice carrying the authority of someone used to giving orders that were obeyed without question. “You are not some chattel to be bartered away to the highest bidder.” He closed the distance between them again in two long strides, his armoured form

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 21: Midnight Blue

    Luz froze mid-turn, his crimson eyes locking onto her form in the midnight blue fabric. The fabric clung to her curves in a way that sent a jolt of heat through him, awakening parts of himself he had though dead long ago. His breath caught in his throat. “I– of course,” he managed, his voice drop

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 9: Stubbornness

    “I don’t mind being consumed either,” Amelia said softly. “You don’t know what you are saying,” Luz whispered harshly, his hands trembling slightly as they frame Amelia’s face. “Being consumed means becoming a monster. Losing everything that makes you human.” The darkness on his chest pulsed viol

  • Where Ashes and Oaths Collide   Chapter 8: The Man Inside the Knight

    Luz’s grip on Amelia’s red hair tightened slightly, both painfully but demanding obedience. The black vein on his neck pulsed furiously as the Darkness within him sensed the victory– this human soul willingly surrendering herself. “You will sleep in my quarters and eat at my table. Every Corrompi

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