Master's Sun Watch Novels & Stories

What kind of mind games where they playing? "How about some field work? Drake would be attending of course." Master waved at the still smirking Drake. Of course he would. Why not have him tag along? Then we can go skipping through fields and pick flowers while weaving them into weird and ugly looking flower jewelry. I thought grumpily to myself. "Of course Master. Sebastion and I-" He stopped me with a wave of his hand. He shook his head slowly in response to my unfinished answer.

"There, now everyone will know what time it is." "Hm, this can prove quite useful. And what did you say it was called again?" Len inspected his, curious. "It's called a watch. It will tell you what time of day or night it is." "This will be much more useful then just the position of the sun in the sky." Len nodded. "Great, now there's no excuse for being late to meetings," Salax groaned. "You'd be late no matter what," Furo yawned, promptly going to sleep in his chair.

LORD REVANDREL CENTURIES AGO “S-U-N” Mama traced the letters across the scroll with her feather pen. “Sun. A sun.” “A sun.” I repeated, seated beside her and watching the words. “Oh yes,” Mama smiled warmly. “A little golden thing that climbs the sky every morning to chase the cold away.” A thunderclap sounded outside, making me flinch. I turned to the window, staring at the heavy rain as it streaked down the glass, blurring the night beyond.

Nothing more. ** That night, I couldn’t sleep. I tossed. Turned. The sheets felt wrong. The air felt heavy again. Like the moon was watching through the glass. Like someone was still waiting, watching. Eventually, I drifted off, and the image of golden eyes burned into the back of my skull. The sound of birds pulled him awake. I groaned, rubbing my eyes. My back ached. Sunlight painted long stripes across the floor. It was late - later than he meant to sleep in.

Anita was a godsend because she was at the right place at the right time. "Did you guys hear her? Go to the storage and get the supplies," he ordered, bringing his subordinates back to their senses. They usually didn't carry these sorts of supplies because of their extraordinary healing abilities, but recently, they have had an influx of humans coming to pick crops, and since they work with different types of equipment that could cause serious injury, Andrew signed off on buying these medical supplies just in case of an accident.

First for ‘A’, then for ‘M’. I smile and tilt my head in a discreet nod. Her demeanour immediately becomes more nervous, and I can understand why. The sun will rise at eight in the coming morning, so the scheduled time is perilous for us creatures of the night, who yearn for trance with the rising of the hateful sun and who fade to ash in daylight. I’m not unsympathetic, but there’s also nothing to be done for it. She composes herself eventually, and we walk arm-in-arm through the heavy doors blocking off the master’s suite of our Sire’s estate.

Secretary Roy had placed it in front of Deffin, but the Young Master did not even glance at it, he remained in his position, raising his legs on the end of the sofa table, and resting his head while closing his sharp eyes. "Do you want to change Erwin? Just leave him in his original position, so that you feel at ease." Roy tried to provide a solution to his Young Master's anxiety. "No, I'm more at ease if Erwin is the one watching Azkia directly when he's in the house. Bik Mur is old and often sick, I'm afraid there will be servants who betray and harm Azkia." "How could anyone dare, Young Master? Your excessive worry, fearing that she would run away, is justified. So you transferred Erwin t

Bella furiously ended the call. Bella was a wreck, sobbing uncontrollably, and I, ironically, was the one who had to comfort her. My phone screen lit up. A message from Dante. [Aurora, what's wrong? When the sun rises, our Month of No Masters will be over. I'm looking forward to it.] [I miss you.] [To be honest, the girls out there are all boring. Let's not play this game anymore, okay?] The moon was high in the sky; sunrise wasn't far off.

"But they know we’re coming now." The Silent Watcher As the Leidenfrost resumed its ascent, the interference stopped as quickly as it had begun. The moon went dark again. But the message had been sent. The Solar Union had spent centuries looking down into the earth and up at the sun, but they had ignored the dead stone that sat in their own backyard.

Master applies the healing cream to the cuts and bruises that are still taking too long to heal and then takes me to bed, holding me tight until I relax and drift off to sleep. We do this for the next few evenings. I wake up shivering in the Master's arms, reliving in my dreams not only the Master's attack but Morgan's and Norman's as well. It, however, doesn’t take the Master long to remove the memory of them and replace it with pleasure, which is getting more intense and harder to deny each time he touches me.