Spell of the Crystal Chair (2000)
“He knew that the medallion he had been given by the Dark Lord had always stopped the monster spider in her tracks. Still, Shivea was a frightening creature, and a cold sweat broke out on the wizard’s brow. He wiped it away, muttering, “What if sometime the spell doesn’t work?” A shiver went over him, and he thought of those poison-dripping fangs. It was more than he cared to think of, and he hurried on.
Shivea suddenly appeared to his left, her many faceted eyes glowing like tiny red furnaces. ...Her fangs were bared, and at once Zarkof held up the medallion. For one terrifying moment it seemed to him that the spell was not going to work—but then the creature slithered backward, her claws making a scraping noise across the stone floor.
I don’t think it’s worth it having her for a guard. She’s going to get loose and kill me one of these days. I think I’ll put her out of the way.
Zarkof had had this thought before. Still, he needed her. He was determined that nothing would get to the crystal chair.MoreLess
Shivea suddenly appeared to his left, her many faceted eyes glowing like tiny red furnaces. ...Her fangs were bared, and at once Zarkof held up the medallion. For one terrifying moment it seemed to him that the spell was not going to work—but then the creature slithered backward, her claws making a scraping noise across the stone floor.
I don’t think it’s worth it having her for a guard. She’s going to get loose and kill me one of these days. I think I’ll put her out of the way.
Zarkof had had this thought before. Still, he needed her. He was determined that nothing would get to the crystal chair.MoreLess
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