Todos os capítulos de Curse Of Tethys, Hellblades Series Part 3 of 3: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

Manolya’s POVThe air grew significantly colder as we rapidly changed altitude, forcing me to pull my dark combat gear tighter against my skin.My breath, now heavily stained with tiny droplets of frozen air, formed thick, translucent clouds every single time I exhaled into the bitter wind.The temperature had dropped sharply in a matter of minutes, and the massive stone lion had led us directly toward a completely frozen lake situated high upon a desolate mountain’s peak.The surrounding jagged cliffs were covered in a thick, suffocating layer of pale frost, and massive snowdrifts seemed to swallow everything in sight, erasing any boundary between the earth and the sky.I jumped off the lion’s massive back with all the agility I could muster, landing heavily in the deep snow below.The violent force of the impact momentarily knocked me off balance, but I crawled back up quickly, ignoring the biting sting of the cold as I positioned myself next to the great stone lion, waiting for wha

Manolya’s POVI had absolutely no time to rest before another massive dragon emerged, appearing just as quickly as the last one had vanished back into the deep, dark rifts of the cracked lake.This new challenger was an immense earth dragon, its heavy scales rough, jagged, and a murky brown hue that perfectly resembled the rich, shifting layers of chatoyant-toned jasper.“I am Erald,” the earth dragon rumbled, its voice sounding like two tectonic plates grinding together in the dark. “The bedrock of these mountains, and you shall not pass until your spirit is weighed.”A raw, primal force pulsed from its very being, thickening the atmosphere so intensely that I could feel the sudden pressure drop in the air as it reared its massive head toward the sky.Luckily for me, Erald did not drag me all the way to the absolute bottom of the frozen lake like the previous dragon had.Instead, the beast inhaled deeply, expanding its heavy stone chest before exhaling an enormous, concentrated burst

Manolya’s POVWith an incredibly elegant motion, Aerius spread its wings wide at the very last second to decelerate, landing softly on the fresh snow drifts with a grace that only a true air dragon could ever possess.My racing heart finally slowed as I watched the creature’s chalcedony-colored scales shimmer faintly in the pale winter light, casting a subtle, beautiful glow that mirrored the snowy landscape around us.It possessed a pale, smoky-white hue that was so delicate it almost blended into the rocky mountainside itself.The dragon’s long neck curled gracefully toward me, exactly like a wild heron’s, before it gently took hold of my combat gear and lifted me effortlessly against its uneven, muscular back.My hands fumbled wildly as I tried to get a firm grip on its slippery, shimmering scales, but I managed to hold on tight just in time.Aerius immediately began running across the high snow drifts, its heavy feet transforming the soft powder into hard, glittering ice beneath i

Manolya’s POV“What do I see?”I looked around in utter confusion as Atherius spoke, his deep voice vibrating through the very core of my bones.What kind of magic would the prime aether dragon use against me now?I was already completely drained of physical energy, and my mental strength was hanging by a single, fraying thread.Then, through the thinning mist, I saw it.Walking slowly towards me over the glittering drifts was Kayhan.“Why are you back?” I asked, bewilderment bleeding into my voice as I stared at him. “I thought I got rid of you already. Are you like a nightmare that haunts my dreams or what?”I asked with pure skepticism, my hands trembling. In reality, I didn’t want to meet him again. I didn’t want to face the ghost of us.Every single time I saw his sexy dark brown eyes and that effortlessly tousled hair, my heart flared up and burned violently.It ignited a dangerous fire inside me that I could not extinguish, no matter how hard I tried. It kept burning like a per

Uncle Eren’s POVManolya, still heavily dazed from the trauma of the trial, looked up into my eyes. Her expression was a heartbreaking mix of utter confusion and profound sadness.“Kayhan, is that you?” she whispered hoarsely, her voice trembling against the cold.My heart broke completely at the sound of her confusion. She was looking at me, but she was seeing the boy who had shattered her.“No, no, it’s me. It’s your uncle. Same old me,” I said, forcing my voice to be warm and full of reassurance.I tried my absolute best to smile down at her, but the hot tears spilling from my eyes made it completely impossible to maintain the facade.Manolya’s pale lips curved into a fragile, weak smile.She clearly didn’t fully understand what was happening around us, but the familiarity of my face seemed to bring some small comfort to her fading mind.“I feel so cold, Kayhan. I feel like I’m drifting away. Hold me a little longer, will you?” she whispered, her voice so faint I could barely hear