Beyond Prophecy: A Visionary Fantasy (The Light Warriors Book 2) by Lucia Ashta

Author:Lucia Ashta [Ashta, Lucia]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Amargento Books
Published: 2018-03-26T16:00:00+00:00

They sat around the fire for hours, sharing songs and joyous laughter. It felt good to be carefree and to get to know each other before what lay ahead of them. Baldub had a loud and raucous laugh that Carn mirrored with her own laughter; the two were quickly becoming close friends. Their boisterous merriment infected them all.

They discovered that Carn spoke Baldub’s language. She’d been taught the language by her mother who was born in the land of Baldub’s people. It was noteworthy that, in general, there was little interest in learning the mundane details of everyone’s lives. There were no questions about those commonplace details of human existence—who they were, where they were from, what their families were like. Those details didn’t define them and ultimately meant nothing in terms of their reasons for being there. The names of towns didn’t matter. The names of people didn’t even matter. The essence of each soul was all that the companions gathered there needed to know.

Area and Arien had the bearing of those who’d been taught their intrinsic worth since birth. They carried themselves with elegance. But Asara knew they must also possess humility. Light workers couldn’t function from a place of arrogance; it wasn’t possible. It was only through knowing that all power sprung from the Divine that one could foster light as a warrior.

As twins, Area and Arien were connected in some of the same ways as Asara and Anak were, but their way of relating was quite different. Whereas Asara and Anak shared the passion of fire and the emotion and fluidity of water, Area and Arien shared the element of air. Consequently, the energies and dynamics of the twins were disparate.

The cousins shared mischievous energy that remained from their time playing together as children. That same sense of frolicsome familiarity continued, tempered some of the time by advancing maturity. They elbowed each other with private jokes, but without a sense of exclusivity.

In the comfort of a new sense of family, bonded not by ties of blood but by those of spirit, and in the comfort of their new makeshift home, the group didn’t concern itself with the uncertainty of the future. They didn’t know what step their spirit guides would ask them to take next, but they would relax and enjoy the moments gifted to them as they waited for direction.

As the fire died down, the celebration of life and friendship drew to a close. One by one, the companions retired to the comfort of their cabins. Asara nestled snuggly against her twin. She cherished sleeping with Anak. It had been rare for them within the walls of the Temple of Laresu’u Kal where there were no lovers other than them.

The gentle stirrings of sleep now held beautiful surprises as her partner was only a reach away. To feel his caress in the night was a whisper in the dream world of sleep. It was powerful to be able to touch each other at any moment.

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