Alpha Atlas
I couldn’t feel the pain of running as I slashed and fought through the warriors that dared try to hold me back.
The pale metal of the sword glittered in the morning sunlight as it was held over Liam’s head, poised for the exposed flesh of his neck. The warrior holding the sword, larger than any male I had ever come across, brought the sword down on Liam’s neck.
Where blood should have splattered, there was none. The air was fresh with tree sap and the tangy scent of blood, but it wasn’t Liam’s blood that watered the earth.
Liam’s form exploded in a sea of light, rays of white and gold that tore away my sight. I threw my arm over my eyes, clenching them tightly as it seared my eyelids.
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