The King, The Prince, and the Last Faerie
I asked quiety, and watched as the smile came back across the monsters’ harsh features.
“No sissster.” It cackled as if I had said the funniest joke, it had ever heard, the sound like nails scraping and scratching down a chalkboard. “We will have you.” The words were crisp and clear, and the child lifted his hand to cup the back of my head in an almost loving manor, tangling its claws into the dark hair of my ponytail. My skin crawled at the contact, and I watched in fear as it leaned its head back away from me, and lifted its face to ceiling. A sickening crack echoed through the room, as its jaw unhinged from its mouth, and it opened its mouth impossibly wide. The inside darker than the dee
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