Curse of the Moon
"If I die, then what is the importance of this conversation? You can simply say it in the presence of others. You asked for confidentiality because you have something for me that others can't hear,"
His face was shadowed by certain sobriety, one mask that I never saw coloured his long, brooding face. He sniffed and all that was gone, "See, that is what makes you the most promising out of your sisterhood. Arrogant, yet sharp." He taunts.
"I assume obtaining the cure was not an easy feat," I said, paying no mind to his false flattery.
"Aye," he pulled a stool from the corner to sit beside the wooden bed I lie in. "They call it Acoenite assi in the old tongue. Most of the common folk residing i
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