He's the 𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐝 knight.
She's the 𝐀𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐥.
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BOOK 1 | CELESTIAL FLAMES SAGA
⚜️ PLOT ⚜️
Tormented by his curse, 𝐑𝐀𝐎𝐑, a Changeling raised among the Unseelie Fairies, hunts Demons. The world he lives in, Draiganteor, is populated by al...
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I WANT TOtake a peek at what Raor is up to, just to ease my mind and check if he is behaving well. My second dimensional key, which I take from the deck, opens the invisible door that allows me to travel quickly. I am greeted by the pale rays of the moon; night has fallen over the mansion.
It's incredible that I managed to capture Raor according to my plans. When I started searching for him, I turned to a Sorcerer specialized in finding people. Thanks to him, I learned that my target was in Taladaoine and was heading to Ocleodathe.
The same key I used now made me quickly reach the remote countryside; galloping, I recovered the illustrious knight and tried to establish contact, to make myself amiable in his eyes. If Raor already knew me, approaching him to talk during the party wouldn't have seemed strange. A few days earlier, I had already made the necessary arrangements with the Druids, and they informed me that I would be required to participate in the grand celebration for the liberation of the kingdom from Zandeimath.
Knowing that all the knights of Taladaoine would be invited, I would almost certainly meet Raor there. That was the perfect moment to kidnap him because with him were three other people I was looking for and had discovered had become knights: Moyna, Ainnir, and Blair. The only unexpected addition was that strange, perceptive boy... Daven, is that his name? Well, he ended up on the list by mistake, but it wasn't entirely bad; I don't want any trouble on my path, and keeping everyone under control has proven to be the winning choice.
