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But even so, Adrian still didn't know what pulled him so strong to get into the interior of the house. “For some reason, I feel like there's nothing so special in this room. I felt the pull coming from the other direction. But, I have to find something in this room. Maybe my instincts are wrong...." Adrian muttered slowly. Then Adrian began to walk closer to the tables in the room of the late Alexis parents there, and opened them. Adrian saw old books that looked very worn and dusty there. Slowly, Adrian took the books, and began to open them. Adrian read a few pages from the pages in the book. “A diary?” Adrian muttered realizing what the book actually contained.

I drove up the winding path, the headlights cutting through the thick fog like blades. The house was dark, silent, and smelling of old pine and neglected history. I stepped inside, the click of my heels echoing off the stone floors. I didn't turn on the lights. I didn't want to be a target. I moved through the shadows, heading straight for the library. I needed to see what was on the SD card. I needed to know the full extent of the rot. I opened my laptop, my fingers trembling as I slotted the card in. A single folder appeared: THE APOTHEOSIS PROTOCOL.

Ouch. “Oopsy, sorry!” Rhode apologizes from above, his voice echoing throughout the long hallway. I pick up the book and dust off its surface. It is a book about potions. Diego would probably find this one fascinating. I tuck the book under my arm and make a mental note to pass it to Diego. He has been avoiding me like a plague ever since I came back from Crimsonhill. I recall trying to pay him a visit at the Blue House yesterday only for him to turn me away, citing some work about a potion for stealing someone’s heart. “Beta Laurel?”

“There’s a record. A journal. It was left behind long ago by a woman from Isolde’s line, when she came here generations back. I’ve heard of it... full of recipes for potions against dark magic. We’ve never found it, but maybe that’s because the right hands weren’t looking.” My heart lifts, trembling with fragile hope. “Where is it?” “The old library,” Darian says. “If it’s anywhere, it’s there.” I’m already rising, strength returning to my limbs. “Then we search.” The library is cold and silent, dust motes swirling in the moonlight filtering through cracked windows. The air smells of old parchment and forgotten things. Together, we tear through it. Books tumble to the floor. Shelves groan un

Bryce was passed out, and all I can do was wait. Brimstone needed to be cooled and fed, and I take my time to care for the big baby. There is nothing I can do for Bryce at the moment, but the seconds tick away like hours, and tending for the horse makes the waiting bearable. After Brimstone was dried and fed, I check on Bryce, touching his forehand. His skin is a little warm, and I rush out, heading towards the open sewer called London. I'm in Cheapside because finding a legitimate apothecary was a bitch! I only asked for

Just quiet. His car was spotless, the scent of pine and leather lingering as I buckled in. No evidence of the fight we had in it just two days ago. The apothecary sat at the edge of town, tucked between an old bookstore and a tiny café. Inside, it smelled of dried herbs, honey, and dust. Rows upon rows of tiny jars, labeled with what looked to be duct tape, lined the walls. “Feverroot,” I read aloud from the list.

Its glossy black exterior gave no hint that inside, it was fitted with life-support systems worth more than most homes in the city. Amara and Zogo, along with Jerald and Finn, climbed into a separate black SUV following behind. The convoy pulled away from the hospital, heading through winding roads toward the outskirts of the city. The destination…...the Old Apothecary Temple. A place whispered about more than spoken of, where dust-coated shelves groaned under the weight of centuries-old grimoires, and the scent of herbs…...some healing, some deadly clung to the very air. Amara had once studied there in exile, surrounded by secrets only a handful of living souls still knew.

They chorused. **** That night, Natalie sat in front of her dresser, brushing her long silver hair before bed. Her eyes constantly kept shifting to the worn out diary still sitting lazily atop her dresser, and each time, she’d tear her gaze away from it to the mirror instead, focusing on the whole process of detangling her hair, but it got to a point where she couldn’t take it anymore. Sighing deeply, the young woman reached for the diary and opened to the first page, her fingers running across the brown colored paper absentmindedly.

Last day of December I went in a public library to read a book about transfusion of blood , though fiction I would like to try it. January, new year and new morning at around ten, I left Whitney and went to the pharmacy. I bought a syringe and some supplies needed for the house. I took a cab and returned home. I hope my plan would work. I went to the kitchen's island to prepare for the transfusion. I called Whitney and she approached wearily.