Novel & Cerita Leah Diablo

Leah hollered then raised her gaze to her dad, “You are a such a disgrace.” Without another word, she stormed out of the house. Hastily wiping my tears off, I got up and started running after her, “Leah, please let's talk. Don't go!” “Go to hell, Diana!” She yelled before increasing her speed. “I never meant for you to find out this way!” I continued to yell as I trailed behind her. Leah halted in her path and I did the same, a faint shimmer of hope dazzling within me. “Really?” She queried, turning to me with an unreadable stare, “I want to ask you a question now, and you have to promise to answer it.”

She darted past the seer before the woman could finish her spell. The seer reached for her but missed. “Guards!” the seer shouted. “Stop her now!” Leah’s body turned toward the window. She did not hesitate. She ran and jumped. The glass shattered as she crashed through it. The sound echoed loudly. The seer rushed to the window in disbelief. Leah landed outside, rolled once and sprang up again with impossible strength. She ran. Guards chased after her. Kayden tried to stand but fell again. He was still weakened by the spell.

The first time I saw a television during one of the Master’s private teachings, I thought I might faint from shock, women wearing almost nothing danced across flashing screens while loud music filled the room, I remember looking away immediately in horror, the Master smiled at me calmly afterward. “You see now why we protect you?” And part of me believed him, that was the terrifying thing, even now, after everything, part of me still feared the outside world more than the Sanctuary itself, because fear had been planted inside me since childhood, watered carefully until it wrapped around my mind like chains. “Mother Ruth?” one of the younger girls whispered hesitantly. “Why was Leah chosen so