Drakania
To say ignoring my sister’s warning was easy would be a lie. To most people, ignoring the warnings of someone who could see the future was suicidal. I wasn’t denying that it was dangerous, but ending this war before it gets worse is all that mattered to me at this point. There were already so many lives lost, so many injured. If I could stop all this fighting I would.
“What did you see?” I asked, trying to read Alcyone’s face. Though I knew my attempt was null and void. The child could hide an entire universe behind her opal eyes.
“You know I can’t tell you, but I know I can’t stop you from doing whatever it is you decide. Before you go, talk to Necros, ask him for a binding knife. It will help,” she turned and stormed out of the room in a sudden haste. I watched her shoulder
