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Marcia was curious about this event. The two women had vastly different expressions. Mackayla looked resigned while Makenzie looked angry. “Even if we wanted to challenge tradition our father has banned us from competing. We will attend as spectators like we do every year.” “Marcus said that the pack Luna is the pack's mother, is that true?” Marcia decided that because they were honest and upfront with her she would do the same.

My body completely gives out and I collapse on the ground, curling up in the foetal position as I will the pain to stop, while simultaneously fearing for Osiah’s safety. As I look over to see signs of Osiah’s aura, I witness a large dome surrounding him made of white energy. I don’t know how after a blow like that, but Osiah is up on his feet. I can see the outline of his fists pounding at the dome that now surrounds him. Another barrier. Fucking barriers. Much like curses, only the person who made the barrier can take it down, except in the case of makkares where their magic is easily trumped by the Gods. But not even a God can destroy the barrier of another God.

Otherwise, his spirit might be crushed by Maisie. "I'm asking you who gave you the Killer Waves and Earthquakes Mine?!" Maisie rudely interrupted his sentence. She did not ask gently but interrogated him. The Heavenly Stars Sect developed the Killer Waves and Earthquakes Mine, and it had a terrifying murderous power. The formation in it could be used by any disciples who achieved Pulse Control Realm. Nonetheless, due to their formidable force as they could defeat those with the same realm or even cause significant damage to those in the higher realm than the user, the Heavenly Stars Sect strictly supervised the Killer Waves and Earthquakes Mines to prevent anyone from using it for evil. Addi

The sight of him made heat crawl through my body. Nicholas was never able to satisfy me, and it had been so long since I felt like a real woman. With Matthew standing right there, I could barely hold myself back. When I did not answer, he called out again. "Kiara, just give me one more bottle. Please." I was aching too. I wanted to just lift my shirt and let him drink straight from me. However, Nicholas was already furious about this, so I forced the desire back down. "Sorry, I can't help you. I don't have any left," I said, trying to push past him to get to the bathroom.

I looked to see Makaila staring worriedly at me. "Christian. You are really quite." She said, concern laced in her voice. I mustered a tiny smile. "I'm fine Makaila. You shouldn't be doing the worrying. I should be the one worrying about you." I said, looking her over to see if she was having any discomfort. "I'm fine Christian." She chuckled. "But are you okay, though?" She asked again. I nodded again. "Yes." I decided to test my limit and take her hands in mine. She let me and I felt a something intense course through my veins. Something magical, that I have never felt before.

I query. She gives me a sheepish look, tucking her hands into her back pockets. “Hubris? I stupidly thought I could handle them on my own,” she answers with chagrin. I can’t help my look of surprise. Most supernatural beings know to run like hell, they never try to take them head-on. It would be suicide to try. “Had no one ever told you that makkari magic doesn’t work on the eyti?” I question in concern. “They did,” she admits. “But I thought…maybe that was like an old wives tale. Something older makkares say to keep the younger generation in line. Called that wrong,” she snorts.

“Do you Ptakkagaris know anything at all? The Mekai is a dangerous liquid that ends our immortally as descendants of the gods. The one thing that can kill all gods forever is a a dagger coated with the Mekai. As creatures of the moon goddess who has the blood of two pantheons in her veins, the Mekai does not necessarily kill us but it doesn’t render our powers useless. Healing becomes impossible and we become even worse than humans.” Maggie listened in horror. She could see that Steph’s explanation was true because Caleb still had not stopped bleeding and his skin now had a very ashy color. “Is there no remedy?” she asked as she drew nearer. “There is an antidote but we do not have it.” “Who

She quickly grabbed her arm and slightly pushed her away. She was trying her best to stay calm and gentle. Losing her mind here will be like losing her face. Such small things do not drive a warrior like her crazy. She looked down at the girl and she was looking up at her with a disgusting look in her eyes making Megara shiver. It was extremely forbidden to use any magic or spell on commoners, it was a rule. If a rule is broken the upper hand of the sect will know about it and they will be punished, whether master or disciples.

She asks, lowering my hands from her face, but not letting them go, which I like. “I thought I did, but my facts seem to be under question at the moment. I was under the impression that was an extremely powerful makkari,” I say with uncertainty. Check it out, I didn’t say bruja! She nods, “That’s right. Every few centuries a makkari is born who will be the High Priest or Priestess of our kind. Only those pure of heart are chosen to lead and guide our people.”

"I will never fire her, Maki." Maki leaned back in his chair and crossed his arms. "You have one rule, Rozz, even if Tali breaks that one rule?" I took a step closer to see Rozzean's reaction. I really wanted to see his response! But when he turned to look at me, I quickly looked away into the distance. Darn it! "Don't be annoying, Maki Lincoln." He didn't answer my cousin's question! And what's with "I will never fire her"? We had an agreement, as Maki mentioned. If I ever develop feelings for Rozzean, I need to leave this house. That's his only rule.