The King’s Possession
“It makes good people turn against each other.”
I grit my teeth.
“That’s not true. My people, my village, are kind, generous and honest. We pray for our Tani, and in return, each Plantation it rains, and our crops grow," I insist, although my pleadings seem to fall on deaf ears. Marek has no interest in become personable with the idea of my Tani. He is going to kill him, slaughter him with little remorse.
“Do you ever consider that it just happens to rain often in Spring, and that this Beast is nothing more than a man-eating, hungry creature that destroys all in its path," he questions, looking out the window instead of me, although his eyebrow quirks.
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