"You sound like you are describing a villain?" I said shocked.
"What? Gods no. He is great, fair, loyal, efficient, and unbeatable. Nothing like a villain." He shook his head.
"Obsidian Chancellor you say. I like the ring of it."
"I like the ring of King of Dragons better."
"Oh hush, you big snake." I lightly shoved him.
—
We were on the way to the Kingdom of Dragons, and I was on Zaivinth back. I guess everything went off without a hitch in the morning meeting.
I was looking up at the grey sky. It looked like it was about to rain. I loved the smell of rain.
"There is this thing," Zaivinth said, cutting into the silence that was surrounding us.
"A thing?" I raised an eyebrow no.
"Yes a thing. I've been holding back from telling you, but it's called a mate bond."
"A mate bond?" Isn't that we already have, a bond that connects mates.
"Yes, it allows mates to communicate within each others minds."
"Why have you held that from me?" I said kind of shocked.
"Because I didn't know if you would like the idea of someone knowing what's on you're mind. You are a very reserved person, I didn't know how it would fare."
"Does it go both ways?"
"Yes."
"Then I—"
He let out a roar of pain and shifted to the side. I let out a gasp as I fell off his back. "Sheila!" He roared as he watched me fall.
I reached out a hand for him as he swooped down to me. He caught me before I hit the ground. He set me down in front of him. He splayed his wings out, ready for an attack. That's when I saw his wings. Gods his beautiful white wings sprayed with his own red blood. Arrows, four to be exact, embedded in his left wing.
I shifted into my wolf form and let out growls. I would not let my mate get hurt on the ground. He protected me in the air, it's my job to protect him on the ground. The ground, where I had all the advantages.
"Oh ho, we meet again so soon." A insane laugh sounded in the woods, hidden amungst the trees. I let out a loud growl. "The king and queen of dragons. So unprotected. So venerable." He was playing with it.
I was not vulnerable. I focused on the space between reality and the unknown. I needed to find where he was. I needed to find him before he hurt my mate again.
"We lost you that one time sweet Shadow Wolf. That will not be the case this time."
I felt my reality snap, and I was no longer there. But I was there. I grinned, I was in the gap. "Sheila?!" Zaivinth cried, this probably seemed like Deja Vu for him. Though this won't be like last time. I was stronger and more aware.
I left him, circling the area. "Where did she go." Nobody could see me in this world. I stalked past people, finding the hideous man that went by Kolgrim.
His face full of insanity was burned in my memory. I was once scared of him. I was no longer.
Then I saw him. I was going to kill him. I ran in his direction, intentions only to kill. Get this war over with.
Then his eyes snapped to mine.
"Oh, there you are."
—
Oh run sis. Run run.
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How do you feel about Kolgrim?
Any werewolf books that I should read?
Are you worried about Sheila?
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