Magic Nights
“Sera said. The room they were standing in, which was hardly larger than a pantry, was empty.
“How?” Naomi asked.
“I don’t know. But they knew.”
“Nothing we can do about it now,” Naomi replied, looking past the open doorway, to the larger room connected to this one.
There, children and teens sat on the floor, clustered in small groups. There must have been at least fifty of them, every single one of them a fairy-mage hybrid. The miasma of magic bounced off the iron bars covering the windows and ...doors, the collective echo ripping through Sera’s mind like a tsunami. Gritting her teeth, Sera pushed against the onslaught until her magic popped and flipped inside out. The waves of magic melted before her, and she let out a sigh of relief.
“Oh, look, we caught ourselves some pretty ones.”
Sera turned. Three pirates stood on the other side of the iron bars. Not only were they not drunk, at least one of them was a first tier mage. The other two weren’t underpowered either.MoreLess
“How?” Naomi asked.
“I don’t know. But they knew.”
“Nothing we can do about it now,” Naomi replied, looking past the open doorway, to the larger room connected to this one.
There, children and teens sat on the floor, clustered in small groups. There must have been at least fifty of them, every single one of them a fairy-mage hybrid. The miasma of magic bounced off the iron bars covering the windows and ...doors, the collective echo ripping through Sera’s mind like a tsunami. Gritting her teeth, Sera pushed against the onslaught until her magic popped and flipped inside out. The waves of magic melted before her, and she let out a sigh of relief.
“Oh, look, we caught ourselves some pretty ones.”
Sera turned. Three pirates stood on the other side of the iron bars. Not only were they not drunk, at least one of them was a first tier mage. The other two weren’t underpowered either.MoreLess
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