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All Chapters of The Descendants - Rise of the Reaper Army: Chapter 11
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Chapter Ten
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Once Gabriel had fed, they climbed to the crest of a snow-capped peak and looked out over the twinkling lights below. To Aurora, it was just a town, but to Gabriel, it was the toughest challenge he had ever faced. Every light represented a life; a person who had turned it on. “Are you ready?” she asked.
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Chapter Eleven
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Aurora’s eyes were wild as she frantically pulled her long red hair back into a ponytail. “I have to be honest,” Gabriel began. “You’re starting to scare me a little. What’s going on?”Aurora stood up and pushed her
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Chapter Twelve
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Gabriel crouched on the ground ready to draw a plan in the snow. “Okay, so what do we know? Is there a back road in? Any kind of alternate entrance we could use to slip by them?” But Aurora shook her head. “No, it’s sheer cliff face at the back and on both sides. The Council purposely chose the location so they would always see their enemy coming. It’s not by chance they’ve survived for hundreds of years Gabriel. They’re the smartest and oldest vam
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Chapter Thirteen
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As they neared the clearing where Aurora knew her sisters would be waiting, Gabriel turned to her. “The plan will work, I know it.”She re-tied her hair back into a tight ponytail and fixed her eyes on him. “It has to Gabriel. We must reach Lucius and the Council.”
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Chapter Fourteen
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Gabriel and Aurora exchanged worried glances as they followed the sound of Lucius’ voice down the hall. When they found him sitting on a large sofa watching a flat-screen television, Gabriel raised his brows.“Well that seems out of place,” he mumbled, more than a little annoyed his snuggle with Aurora had been interrupted.“I apologize for disturbing your nap,” Lucius began. “But you really must see this.”
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Chapter Fifteen
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Gabriel stormed toward the forest, determined to get as far away from Aurora and the Council as possible. His head was spinning. Inside, the monster curled and swam upward, its fingers reaching the back of his throat. Anger was tak
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Chapter Sixteen
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“Gabriel… Please, just wait. There are things I need to tell you.” Aurora knew Gabriel was close enough to be within earshot. Any moment and she’d catch up to him. “I know about the Reapers. Just let me explain.”She pushed her way out of the forest, and into the clearing where she had tracked his location. Gabriel would be angry, that was a given, but she hoped he would at least hear her out. Maybe if he understood what they were up against, he would gi
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Chapter Seventeen
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When the rain stopped, Aurora could see Gabriel’s body down below. He was pinned beneath an enormous boulder.“Gabriel… Are you alright?” she called.
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Chapter Eighteen
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When they arrived back at his cabin, Gabriel stopped outside the door and gave Aurora a cheeky grin.“You have a weird look on your face,” she laughed. “What is it?” Without answering, he scooped her up into his arms and shoved the d
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Chapter Nineteen
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Hannagan’s Bar was a rough and tumble place that ironically sat on the corner of Blood Alley just north of town. The story went that back in the day the original owner PJ Hannagan threw so many drunkards out mid-brawl that cleaners had to come down every morning and hose blood from the laneway outside. Eventually, the lane earned the nickname Blood Alley and when old PJ passed away the City officially named it in his honor. It always struck Gabriel as a strange kind of memorial but made for a good yarn all the same.
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