Death's Daughter and the Ebony Blade: Volume 7 Finale [Parts 1 to 3] by Maito Ayamine

Author:Maito Ayamine
Language: eng
Format: epub

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I have a mysterious power.

This realization came to Heaven Mercury when she was nine years old. Like all children with new toys, she of course wanted to show it off to her friends, especially as it was a toy that no one else had. Heaven enthusiastically gathered her friends together to show off her strange power and was met with amazement and applause. She became an overnight sensation.

But this power of hers was far more dangerous than any toy. A few days after her display, Heaven didn’t have a single friend left who would play with her. The village folk who had up until then been kind to her began to keep their distance, as did her own parents, in the end. It was a set of circumstances to make any ordinary child despair, but Heaven was of a slightly eccentric disposition. It thrilled her to have a power that made adults afraid. And for better or for worse, it was this that would determine her fate.

She was thirteen when she learned that the power she possessed was the supernatural art known as “magecraft.” By that point, the villagers feared her as a witch. She spent her days in a house on the outskirts of the village, absorbed in her research into magecraft, occasionally letting off a little steam by sprinkling random leaves into a cauldron of water and cackling to scare the children and adults who came to get a glimpse of the scary witch. As the years went by, the strength of her fascination with magecraft only grew until it wasn’t unusual for her to go for days without sleep or even food. Submerging herself in her research became as second nature as breathing for Heaven, until on one such day, through her dust-coated window, she saw a grand carriage she had never seen before pulling up outside her house. The driver opened the door respectfully, and out stepped a young man easily as impressive as the carriage itself, dressed in finery and with golden hair like lightning that rippled in the breeze. He was so handsome that even Heaven, who usually took no interest in anything but magecraft, wanted to shout, “Hey, the fairytales want their prince back!”

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