The Luna Queen's Blood Oath
Beside her, another form materialized, solidifying with a wet, grotesque sound.
Mord hit the forest floor with a breathless grunt. His body convulsed, a violent heave that emptied his stomach onto the moss-covered ground.
The poor bastard wasn’t built for such abrupt, magical translocations, his human form still too fragile, too unaccustomed to the raw energy of the dark arts. He coughed, gagged, and retched again, a pathetic, visceral sound that grated on Evelyn’s frayed nerves.
“Damn it, Mord! Pull yourself together,” Evelyn snapped, her voice a low growl, laced with a frustration that had nothing to do with her accomplice's weakness and everything to do with her own catastrophic failure.
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