Dark Voyage Matters of the Heart by I. T. Lucas

Author:I. T. Lucas [Lucas, I. T.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781962067034
Publisher: Evening Star Press, LLC.
Published: 2023-11-10T16:00:00+00:00

Dagor

Dagor ran a comb through his hair, put it in his tuxedo breast pocket, and straightened the lapels.

It was his first time wearing a formal outfit. It was very different from the latest fashion in formal wear on Anumati and much more stifling.

"You look dashing." Negal walked past him, opened the door, and exited their cabin. "Coming?"

"Aren't we waiting for Aru and Gabi?"

Negal cast a glance at the closed door to their room. "Nah. Let's go."

They had stopped by their cabin at Gabi's request to freshen up, and she knew they didn't have much time.

Now that Dagor knew who would deliver the welcoming speech, he was adamant about being there on time. One didn't offend nobility and get away with it without repercussions. The princess might seem kind, but he didn't want to put it to the test.

"I'll remind them to hurry up." Dagor walked over and knocked.

The soundproofing was excellent, so he couldn't hear what was happening inside the room, but his knock would be heard.

The door opened a crack. "Gabi needs another minute. You and Negal go ahead, and we will catch up."

"Don't be late. We don't want to offend the princess."

"We will be there on time." Aru closed the door.

"They are going to be late," Dagor murmured as he walked out the front door of their cabin. "You know what the consequences of such blatant disrespect would be on Anumati. I just hope that Princess Annani is more merciful."

Negal shrugged. "The heir seems much less strict than her grandmother."

Dagor nodded. "Do you think that Aru knew and didn't tell us?"

"Aru was just as stunned as we were. Kian does not look like his mother, so none of us could have known. The son must have taken after his father."

Dagor lifted a brow. "His human father? I doubt he was that handsome."

"He might not have been as good-looking as his son, but the godly genetics improved what was there." Negal pressed the button for the elevator.

The heir's children were nearly as beautiful as gods and goddesses, but not entirely, and the other immortals in the room were even less so. The more human blood they had, the less perfect they were.

The princess was incredibly fertile for a goddess, but perhaps the humanity of her partners had something to do with that. One thing was for sure, though. Her grandmother would not be happy when she found out about her hybrid great-grandchildren.

As the elevator doors opened, the cabin wasn't empty, and Dagor smiled at the group of immortals who were regarding him and Negal with puzzled expressions.

"Hi," he said with a smile. "I'm Dagor, and this is Negal."

"You are the new gods," one of the females said. "Nice to meet you. My name is Evelin, and this is Leah."

The introductions continued until the elevator doors opened on the dining hall's deck. Still, Dagor doubted he would remember any of their names.

He'd been too busy examining their faces and comparing their imperfections to the flawless faces of gods.

Why was he

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