The Last Amulet
Sabrina’s not that experienced in infusing magic yet, so it can’t be her.
I watched, confused by what the enchanted seal tried to show. The lifeless girl turned on her back, dead as a fish, as the green smoke slowly formed her being into a large cloaked figure with a gaping mouth.
I felt the intense smell of smoke and hid my nose in the collar of my shirt. The deformed djinn smiled thorns and needles, masking its pretty face in the cloves of roses. It sat on the desk bearing a cloak of green flames.
I didn’t flinch as the curtains swished closed. As the candles whispered away, or as the pages on my desk vanquished to ashes. There goes a day’s worth of work, I grumbled yet remained transfixed
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