The Phantom King (The Kings)
“She was a fast learner.
The problem was, she thought there was a difference between Thanatos and the dimension he ruled. She’d already been shown evidence that casting spells directly at him would do her no good. But she mistakenly thought it ended there, that the reach he possessed for absorbing magic stopped at the end of his own fingers.
Not so.
The realm of the Anime and its king were one. And as Siobhan threw her magic at the land, Thanatos simply gobbled it right up.
The chasm was a nice ...touch, he thought. If he’d been anywhere near human, it might have actually slowed him down. And the beast of a motorcycle she turned the Vincent into was certainly picking up some speed. But he was riding his own metal monster, and right now it was breathing fire.
Thane laughed, and the sound carried out across the realm, echoing with mal-intent. He knew she could hear it. He knew it would spur her on.
Thanks to him, the sun had gone down, and he closed in on her headlight at close to two hundred and fifty miles per hour, knowing that if this had been the real world and if he and Siobhan hadn’t been inherently magical beings, the slightest turn of either of their heads would probably have snapped their necks.MoreLess
The problem was, she thought there was a difference between Thanatos and the dimension he ruled. She’d already been shown evidence that casting spells directly at him would do her no good. But she mistakenly thought it ended there, that the reach he possessed for absorbing magic stopped at the end of his own fingers.
Not so.
The realm of the Anime and its king were one. And as Siobhan threw her magic at the land, Thanatos simply gobbled it right up.
The chasm was a nice ...touch, he thought. If he’d been anywhere near human, it might have actually slowed him down. And the beast of a motorcycle she turned the Vincent into was certainly picking up some speed. But he was riding his own metal monster, and right now it was breathing fire.
Thane laughed, and the sound carried out across the realm, echoing with mal-intent. He knew she could hear it. He knew it would spur her on.
Thanks to him, the sun had gone down, and he closed in on her headlight at close to two hundred and fifty miles per hour, knowing that if this had been the real world and if he and Siobhan hadn’t been inherently magical beings, the slightest turn of either of their heads would probably have snapped their necks.MoreLess
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