Blood Pact - The Revenge( Hecate's Wolf Pack)

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that reality. All t

s absurd. He was a warrior, or at least he had been all

ise me... - A

s head in shock. He struggl

losed in her throat. The smell of blood w

ing the stone around her neck, she focused uncertainly. If there was a good occasion to believe what magic this was. She concentrated, letting the accumula

great, painful gasps of air. T

tal. They must not remain with the Stone of Baltha

your strength

is will chan

and it was terrible. He was indeed going

auses more pride than watching the girl's skill with swords. He had taught her everything he knew. In the hope that he could help her

been hidden from unwanted eyes. She was now of an age to find a suitor and get married. Ah, that was goi

with the leadership of the Armada, there was no father. the treacherous ambush that ha

e, like a good girl. He sig

orceress. It was all in her blood. Nothing the command will change th

one. She also watched the girl from the long voyage to the captain of Gaia. The girl disguised the scent of her blood with

plode. – Kassuim was already making

she could pull her gaze away from him for another search as she approached. Sorcerers were empaths by nature and picked up on emotions. A shudder ripped throu

tar fire? - Zagorra co

in shock, staring in disbelief, str

e like two emeralds. "Conor wi

eyes, looked at her very seriously. Force your

enge Cornor. Did

was worried. He did not fear death. But

hese dead..." His smile sud

gor

my gods. My prayer

as with the immense emptiness that his life was filled again busy. She desperately forced a shield as a protective instinct

God Mercy. Was it... Was it Richard Morgan? She was paralyzed and

pri

ea

sfac

e

to avoid his presence? He was going to recognize her. Knew who he w

gor

at? The Star of Tomorrow is no longer safe. Rich

lirious.

, was dying. For a moment he was carried away by his fantasies. How many times had she not dream

nings something while the captain was recovering in the ca

to find her. That hope had sustained her for the first few days, but then... How could she face him? Unexpectedly, the object of her dreams was there, just a f

im. -and it was

she wanted was impossible. Everythin

isn't going to work.

chance that it w

like him. – the st

... No man would she have resisted

ed at her s

ch to allow that

mories. She wouldn't remember or think about it. Or sh

Her comment was Accompani

if you were... - A

ssing sight of the skinny little boy in baggy clothes of himself. And frustrated she remembere

e at her. "He could be tolerant and underst

lease... - The appea

nd squirm. There was no way to stop the bleedi

child. Her

he felt his hand on her face. She knew with shee

n. I know his people. You can count, but y

back tears. What could she expl

. This was torture. And shuddered. The comments that circulated aboard the Armada... said that he had already killed more men than

father be able to cancel the engagement? I doubted everything. A wife is nothing more than

. He didn't wa

at they say

ce became weak even with Kassuim's magic sustaining him with magic. Somet

b of pain in his chest. If what the

nk Faith mig

coughed

you hear what

With stubborn stubborn

ne of Balthazar. You're not ser

e ritual of the union of

ild. Did you hea

ith! - she pro

t your sis

gor

en turned

ornness surface

She made it. She returned to hum

possible.

ow. There a

ed at her in

g the Stone of Balthazar? -

es. – She is no more Faith than you Images. Humans

he Mor

. If the slightest chance, believe

it he

ou defen

. Don't let your grudge...

t Fa

r or later will find her. He will discover the wiles of the blac

dered. man, That

ople, Cassie. I

there was a curse th

deaths of the youth of those lands. They were savage and barbaric. Rumors ran. The people of Glenho

seas. They were privateers to survive. Legend or not, everyone agreed that there was something strange about t

isted. A world ravaged and ancient entities, powerful and extraordinary beings. So

ellion responsible for the expulsion of the rebels. - They had abolished the practice of war. At least thos

d was also starting to throb. He was draini

e her. now his beauty will bri

ious. It was

sure I'm not the kind of

She was starting to fee

smile w

, Kassuim You can't defer the power

ached to her neck shone brightly and then h

gor

as dying...

st the merit of the doubt. -