Behind The Silhouette Of A Mute Slave

seen, and she was blessed to see this remarkable beauty of nature outside the Parzatine. The old wagon was still moving towards their destination. Helena and H

ly got inside without any hindrance unlik

ke them more time. It was more convenient if they rode a wagon that was towed by a horse. She t

he be? Also, if I ever feel him there, and met. Would he accept me as his mate? What would happen if I got rejected b

ed. Her brows furrowed, and she immediately looked ag

commanded and then someone kicked the side of the wagon wherein Helena

the market to live. Please, don’t hinder us right now, and let us proceed towa

listened carefully while making herself for not coming out to punch

ere old now, so kindly hand-over your rusty possession to me,” the man with the gruff voice sarcastically said. “Oh, you also had two companions who were allur

u wouldn’t get hurt, and you could still continue your rotting life. Oh, I’m so eager to taste t

ce of Daffodil and Deja. These kinds of men needed to be perished in this world. She suddenly wondered if there were any kind-hearted men lik

n, but she heard a loud spit which made her irritated. Her jaw clenched, and that ripped her string of patience.

erson who was older than them? They needed to be punished by Daffodi

to let us proceed, but you and your brother tested my patie

rculean and strong. You were belittling us—” The m

empty-headed men were standing. Until she heard some fast slashes, and whimpered then were loud thuds like someone’s throwing in

the wagon continued to move. Her attention was caught by Helena and Hestia who were whispering and their faces were pale too, but they could see relief since their father wasn’t harmed by those two foolish

t time to take a rest to conserve her zeal when they were at the pal

a rock under the Red Blood Moon. The night breeze was soothing, and it also danced her silvery hair. Her long dress that was full of embellishments of crystal shone from the moonlight that made her sparkling. She wasn’t on her fac

addicting smell that

. . . He

s her direction from the darkness. But a dust came to her eyes that made her flinch. She bowed her head while busying herself to get rid of the dust to her eyes. Until she saw the bare feet of her mate, and she looked up. She couldn’t see her m

ou, Lady Eva?” Hest

ater. She drank it to quench her thirst while Hestia wiped-off her sweat while soo

nswered, and stared blankly at the woode

How come my mate was awfully w

t. Her heart leaped fast. She did

e, Lady Eva. Don’t worry, dreams woul

want to see my mate dying in front of me. I had many dreams to fulfill with him. We wo

nd everything would be alright. If you wer

, I’m not hungry. Thank

someone to talk with, I’m

se from her lips. “Thank you, Hestia

tmare would just be dust for them to get rid of. Did you remember that they saved us from those men in a b

. Her brows furrowed when it wobbled a little, and then t

re now,” De

d at her surroundings, and it was filled with people of Kingdom Cervantez running their own errands. She walked in the middle to have a good view, and she was mesmerized. But it was interrupted when

ile laid flat on the bricked pathway, and the flower petals flew like it was raining only in her direction. The hood of the cloak

l and Deja scr

pened her eyes, and she saw a man that was riding the horse. The basketful of

hair that was long up to his broad chest and half of it was being held by a gold band, he had brown almond shaped eyes, aristocratic nose, thin lips, and buff built. He wor

her, she was groaning in pain! Name yourself

e had any injuries. She motioned her that she

in his eyes while staring. “I’m not stupid. How dar

ld be your worst nightmare after I punished y

wards the man that was froze

gh!” He stumbled after Daffodil kicked his

o alive after he hurt her. She n

red enough to Daffodil

ing at the man who was still dumbfounded while being laid on the br

We need to go

on the bricked pathway, and now grunting in pain. The people started to surround the man, and she didn’t care

ind her to where Helena, Hestia and Helmar were standing who were

ould definitely taste a punishment. But this man who was a while ago bumped her with his

es?” she asked, which made Helena, Helmar and Hestia sighed in relief. “I’m sorry

drink some water, so that we could proceed to the hea

“Thank you f

ree of you throughout your journey to enter the palace safely.” He motioned his daughters Helena and Hestia. “Daughters,

side the wagon with off-white canopy. When they were seated properly, the

just having a little troub

ause of what he did to you. He didn’t know who he

to resemble a monster, and you were always beautiful. That man was truly a cr

e three of them stayed quiet while the wagon was