---- I gave him the same intense look my father used every time he tried to intimidate me. He sighed after a moment. "I''ll admit it, you looked so strong... All of us are considered rebels. We do what we can, but there''s a bounty on our heads." I was shocked to hear it. "Victoria, we''ve lost our vampire powers, our weapons to fight them. We need to find a witch, someone who can help us." Edgar finally spilled the truth. "But... aren''t all the witches imprisoned?" "No.
There are a few isted settlements in the mountains, but it''s not just about crossing the heavily guarded borders. The wastnd itself is dangerous." I frowned. Truth is, I wasn''t sure I wanted to get involved in something that wasn''t my fight. I looked at Rousse, and his face said it all. I knew exactly what he was thinking. He didn''t agree with me joining this fight that had nothing to do ---- with us. "1... ''m not sure I can help..." "No one''s forcing you," Marius suddenly said beside me.
His voice soft and maic I looked into his deep eyes, which hadn''t stopped searching for mine all night. "Victoria, I''m not asking you to carry our burdens. But we''ll tell you this: only a witch can help you get your vampire powers back." And that was the main reason I''d end up helping them- at least at first. But I ended up spending days underground with them. Days that turned into weeks. Hunger started to hit me, and I even joined their raids to steal food from the nobles.
The prey in the forests was kept under tight control by those beasts. They kept the vampires starving, drained of blood and strength. ---- Yet beyond the city walls, in the Savage Jungle Pack, abundance was everywhere. The pack of that damn Lord. I saw so much injustice that I started to feel for my kind. I got more involved in their cause-bringing food to the elders, the children, the women.
Marius''s words of revenge echoed in my ears, enchanting my dreamer''s mind But it was too dangerous to step into the territory of those rabid dogs and expect no consequences. And one day, I nearly watched Marius die right in front of me. pores "Quick, make way I shouted, pulling back the curtain as Rousse carried the vampire in his arms. We barely got out of that mess by the skin of our teeth. Marius had his neck wrapped in an improvised cloth. They had almost slit his throat. ---- "Marius!
What happened?!" Sophie rushed from the crowd as we helpedy him on his old cot. "This is your fault! Ever since you got here, you''ve put us in even more danger with your heroplex! If anything happens to him She screamed like a lunatic and lunged at me, catching me off guard. With her fangs bared and ws aimed straight at my face.
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