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Chapter 45: New Strategy
The Night Children were immortal except if they starved themselves of blood for three Hunts or they staked their hearts. Miranda overlooked at the floating terrace she had on the Tower of Constants.
People roaming were like tiny ants, even tinier than ants, below them. The city lights looked like stars on land, glistening and glimmering against the darkness which flooded them. If humans had any idea of what happened on the magical world right now, they would understand what was happening to them too.
And, it would scare them. It happened that they didn't. They needed something to hold on into so that there would never be chaos on the mortal realm when they knew that what they believed in had actually did not have any meaning at all. Imagine if that happened. There would be no meaning of God. And, there were so many gods down there but everyone was sure of who they believed in and no one would claim they were wrong.
Let them be. Miranda said to herself. It was
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