"You sound weird today. You're not addressing Dubheasa as your mother anymore. Did you fight?" Gili teased him. But he noticed something was really odd about him."She's not my mother. She never was. We're going to my real mother now." He went to his crow and jumped on its back."No way…." Gili gasped. "Don't tell me your memories are back?"Amaris was puzzled that Gili knew about it. He began to doubt him. "Did Dubheasa send you to give me the potion?""What potion are you talking about? You tell me not to go to her because she'll definitely kill me because of your lies and now you're suspecting me that I brought a potion for you? Wow. This ungrateful man." Gili sighed in despair."Then why did you know about my memories?" Amaris asked."I knew who you were ever since you were a kid. I'm your father's faithful servant. I've been spying on Dubheasa all this time. I was just waiting for the chosen one to show up and make the sense out of you. And now I'm glad your memories are back!" H

After we cleaned up the ground floor, we headed to the second floor where there were more witches gathering at the balcony. According to Faye, they always make a feast in the afternoon until midnight. "Are there any other rooms upstairs?" I asked Faye as we fixed ourselves to look more prominent. We're going to act nonchalantly while the three boys will sneak from the other side of the balcony and pretend to be witches. Well, they probably already know Amaris. So there's a lower chance they're gonna suspect the two.We brought a bottle of wine upstairs just so we wouldn't arrive empty handed. When I finally got to see the feast, I was distressed to see some girls sitting on their lap and trying to entertain them. I even caught someone being molested in front of many people. It was a disgusting and horrible sight. A drunk witch approached me as soon as I entered the balcony. He took the wine in my hand and gave it to Faye. "Can I dance with you?" He asked. Faye and I looked at each o

It was almost dark outside. Dubheasa's armies are probably heading to the village now. We need to go there quickly to alarm the people. But how can we save them? Would the cave be enough to keep us from the fire? I couldn't think of anything. If we try to stop them, we'll only have a small chance since there are so many. I shook my head. Come what may. We'll try to convince them to leave the village first."The problem now is how we are going to bring all these girls to the cave?" Namir pondered."Oh." I gasped. I forgot about that. Would it be possible to call more birds in the air? "Correction. We're not just going to bring the girls. Also these gals whom we have removed the curse." I corrected him. We're now in the kitchen planning to escape that place."Why would you save them too? They're horrible people. I understand they're no longer witches now but they still committed a great sin!" One of the girls argued and everyone agreed to her.I sighed. "I know. But they're normal peopl

I guess it's already six in the morning but the rain was still pouring so hard. It's a good thing because Dubheasa won't get the chance to make a fire at all. But our problem now is, how are we going to get everyone to the cave? We don't have anything to ride on. I can't call the eagle right now since it's still raining. What can we possibly do now?"What's bothering you?" Namir asked when he caught me staring into nothing. I was still on the balcony, wrapped with the blanket, and taking some time to think of a possible way to get everyone out. "Do you think I can call something else aside from an eagle?" I wondered, still staring blankly at the pouring rain. I was bothered when Namir suddenly burst into laughter. "What's funny?" I grumbled."I wonder why you're deep in your thoughts. And this is what you were just thinking about." He chuckled."Why? Were you thinking of something else?" I wondered. My brows furrowed while my eyes squinted at him, waiting for his answer. He stopped s

“What is this place?” I jumped off the horse to get a better look at the breathtaking view of the paradise we were currently in. I heard everyone gasp in awe as they entered the portal. We were on concrete pavement and it was leading to a stunning white palace ahead. It was three times bigger and extravagant than that of Queen Morrigan's palace. Looking from afar, everything was painted in white and the windows seemed to be made of dazzling gold. What kind of people are living here? Or are they even people? This place is terrifically marvelous. I badly wanted to ask the horses since they're the one who brought us here. But it won't make sense since I don't understand them. I wonder if Namir could do that for me. I wandered my eyes around. There are thousands of white roses along the path. It looks exactly like what we have in Kuu's cave. Did those roses come from here? I could also hear the calming sound of a gushing falls somewhere. I wonder how this kind of bewildering place exists