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Lucifer laughed. Moments later, Lucifer sat on the edge of the sea. He just watched the waves crash. "Just like the sea waves, sometimes you just need to go with the flow." He whispered. He took out his notepad to write a song. He erased the first note and looked at Ely. It runs and just chases the waves. "I was traveling and I saw you." The young man was humming like a bird. She smiled because Ely was the first to enter her mind. "What is that!" Ely exclaimed and grabbed her hand. "Composition. Come here." The young man nodded and pointed at his leg. The girl knelt down with him and read the paper. "Who is this song for?" Ely asks. "Sa'yo." Poor answer to this. Ely smiled and took the ballp

Because the capital always needs a spectacle, and once the meal is mostly finished, an attendant strikes a bell and the music fades to a polite hush. Liam returns to the hall a few minutes later. He looks flushed and tense, and Elara Vin is with him, her stained dress covered by a dark cloak draped around her shoulders. Liam’s hand is angled protectively near her back, not touching, just close enough to guide. Elara’s eyes are red, but her chin is lifted. I feel a twist of respect. Selena sees them too. Her smile drops for half a second, just a flash of irritation, before she repastes it and laughs louder at whatever Nate says.

My voice held a sharp edge. I glanced over at Lilith. My words had clearly struck a chord. She glared back at me. I could see her mind working hard, trying to find a way to reclaim Emerson’s full attention. Lilith, always the perfect actress, grabbed Emerson’s arm. Her expression was a mix of discomfort and vulnerability. “Darling, I think I might be coming down with something,” she murmured. Her voice was tinged with just the right amount of weakness. “I’ve been feeling a little off. And I’m so cold.”

Lilly arranged a word and Ellie was shocked, she found it hard to pronounce it chiaroscurist, Ellie was left to wonder, how she spelled the word out. “You are boss even in scribble Lilly” Ellie commented on awe Lilly blushed “Thank you Ellie” “You are welcome dear” Hours later, Ellie and Lilly were at the bed, reading a book Lilly bought out from hiding place. A story about a lone wolf who had magic powers. Ellie was able to fall asleep easily as she felt lesser pain, before Lilly also fell asleep, she would take Ellie’s hand and rub it to make her feel comfortable. They both fell asleep in each other's hand.

I did as I was told. I felt a current pass through me. I was prepared. "Zephyr en Sylvaenos, umbralis anannë taelith, lunaris. Aelorn Valthyrion aeonare, Athelenis somnosar yánaël", Eldara chanted, her voice was so soft and warm, it calmed me down even. As she said her incantations, quickly, like very quickly, she gripped my hands tighter and I finally was open. I could feel the change in the atmosphere, But she didn't stop.

Lilith mumbled, sipping at the coffee like a frightened bunny. "I'm also sorry that you thought I was in the human trafficking business." Edmund was getting MUCH better at the "apologizing" skill, "I didn't mean to scare you." "Really?!" Lilith rose her eyebrow sarcastically. "You JUST woke up from a three-day coma when I have my first words with you." Edmund chuckled at her sarcasm, "I didn't think it would be the best time to tell you that I'm a big bad wolf." Lilith burst into laughter, but she soon stopped it, realizing it was not an appropriate reaction to her potential "enemy".

The sky above Flora Island was so black. Dark clouds rolled in to cover the sun. The sea wind blew so hard that it made waves and big storms on the sea surface. The Elf Queen’s straight purple and green hair with wavy ends fluttered in the wind. The pair of emerald green eyes belonging to the Elf Queen, Lena Omanelis, looked up at the sky anxiously. She bit her blood-red lips nervously. She rubbed her skin which was as pale as snow which had been feeling goosebumps ever since.

“You’re welcome, My Dark Lor. Correction: I’m your ONLY fan.” “Whatevs. I played this song Salt so many times and Lisbeth must’ve heard…” “Yeah, for some reason,” Francine chimes in, “a lot of kids are using this song for gacha.” “Do you wanna hear the story or not?” Lor growls. “Relax,” Kate says. “Your heart…”

This friendly, calm version of her feels wrong somehow. “Practice was good,” I say carefully. “We worked on some new plays for the upcoming game.” “That’s wonderful,” Lily says, standing up from the steps. “I’m sure you’ll do great in the game.” As she walks past me toward her car, I hear her humming quietly under her breath. The melody sounds familiar, but I can’t quite place it until I listen more carefully. She’s humming something about ashes. The tune is cheerful, but the words I can make out are dark and disturbing.

“Sing it for me.” “I don’t remember all the words.” “Try.” I closed my eyes. “Moon above, wolf below… Guard the secret, guard the sorrow… Blood remembers, time will tell… Break the silence, break the spell…” I stopped. “That’s all I remember.” Lucian stared at me. “What?” I asked. “I don’t think that’s a lullaby.” “Then what is it?” “It sounds like a warning.” He looked at the letter again. “She’s sending you a message.”