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The dark doesn’t allow me to see her face clearly. Harlin sniffles, and it makes me cry too. “Daddy said we had to alright. At the restaurant, those men who walked in were bad men. Mommy said she’s going to find us later. We need to get to the cottage or else we are going to get sick. Daddy ain’t gonna take us to see the eagles if we sick.” I wipe roughly at my wet cheeks as Harlin does the same. It’s black outside, and late. My parents didn’t like us out late. Daddy said lots of dangerous men waited in the shadows to take kids who lurked outside, wondering at night by their lonesome.

Elin added, much too seriously, “Security around infants is important.” Lotty laughed. It startled some of the tension out of the room. Decker watched it happen and felt something ease inside him. That was exactly what he wanted for her today. Not blood. Not screams from the lower levels. Not Theron twisting truth into justification or Hale unraveling under pressure. She had seen enough darkness. Today, she could see what Dark Mountain was supposed to protect. Lotty looked back at him. “You’re very pleased with yourself.” “I thought it was a good idea.”

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Alpha says. I run up the stairs naked. I leave my clothes and purse behind. I just want far away from Alpha. I can hear them screaming and growling at each other. I curl up in my bed naked and cry. It finally gets quiet downstairs. I hear daddy's footsteps coming up to my room. He pushes the door open. “I tried to warn you. There are rules,” Tobias says. “I am sorry,” I say. “You can not do things like that in public; you can't use bad language in public. You have to be good,” Tobias says.

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We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE

He had sworn to himself that he would never use the Dragon Move unless he absolutely had to and heaved a sigh of relief upon having finally gotten rid of Adam. Wilbur sat cross-legged in the square as he meditated, his mind racing. If Adam had shown up on the eighth level, it had to be his mother, the Tree of Darkness on the ninth. The Tree of Darkness was the mother of the dark aura on Earth, which was now more powerful than the light aura that was there. That would mean the Tree of Darkness had grown more powerful, especially considering the fact that the energy aura in the magical tower was a thousand times what it was outside.

Dad’s sky blue eyes looked so haunted as he spoke with me, probably remembering the time he was overtaken by his darkness. “You’re right. I don’t know what that's like, but I do know that I don’t want Elara touching it with a 2000 foot pole. Too much depends on her, and she doesn’t even know it.” I thought of how close she’d come to using the dark magic inside her when she believed Augustus to be dead. I know it’s tempting, or so Dad told me, once you’ve used dark magic, to continue to do so. I couldn’t have Elara falling into temptation, thinking that evil isn’t so evil. “That may be so, but if you don’t let her learn how to use — how to control it — when the time comes, she’s going to fall

I ask the boys and they share a knowing look before Goddard answers me. "She wouldn't want you to. It is a practice our kind frowns upon, of which you would know and with the dark cloud already looming around here, using dark magic will only worsen things for her." He says and I immediately question my purity. My father was against dark magic and for a reason but he never really explained what happpens when we dabble in the dark arts or speak the old language but it falls so easily on the tongue, it gets the job done... so how can something so useful be deemed so bad? Why is it readily available for us to use, for me to use but be forbidden?

“Now, no offense, Daddy, Mom, but I’d like to spend some alone time with Alek. Maybe you can come visit me another night.” They hesitated for a moment, exchanging a look before her father sighed. “We will honor your wishes, but we want to tell you something first. Beware of the people around you, and always keep your eyes open. Darkness is everywhere, and it doesn’t take hostages. It is merciless.” As soon as he finished speaking, they faded from sight while the scene changed around us again until we were standing in the bar again. Tawnie tilted her head back to look up at me.