Fall of Thor's Hammer (Levi Prince Book 2) by Amy C. Blake

Author:Amy C. Blake [Blake, Amy C.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Hallway Publishing
Published: 2017-08-22T16:00:00+00:00

Levi had never been so glad to see the castle, not even last year after the horrible night with Deceptor. And it wasn’t because of the danger, because there hadn’t been any. At least nothing more than the usual hazards that went with climbing a rain-slick mountain trail with twenty kids and only two adults, both of whom were shorter than the average six-year-old. Even Braden behaved himself, possibly because Lizzie looked like she’d gladly throw him off the nearest cliff if he didn’t.

No, it was the company that made Levi’s hike torture. Suzanne hadn’t shut up the entire time, and if he never had to listen to a fourteen-year-old girl’s list of troubles again, it would be too soon. Between that and watching Sara chat with Hunter like they were the best of friends, he felt like his head was about to explode.

The moment Levi crossed the threshold, his body sore and his back aching from the weight of his gear, Mr. Dominic drew him away from his friends and upstairs to his study. As soon as the door closed behind them, the director faced Levi. Dark circles shrouded his eyes, and a deep wrinkle creased his brow.

“Albert and Althea tell me you met Nithir and Middie.”

Levi nodded. Would Mr. Dominic be offended if he put down his stuff? He’d really like to sit. Better yet, he’d love to forget the whole thing and go take a nap.

The director blew out a breath, his eyes intense. “Tell me exactly what happened. Don’t leave out a single detail.”

“Yes, sir.” Levi sighed. No rest for the wicked, and the righteous don’t need none. Wasn’t that what his grandpa always said? With a longing glance at an overstuffed chair, Levi ran his tongue over his parched lips and opened his mouth to begin.

Mr. Dominic’s expression softened. “Wait, son, I apologize.” He took the pack from Levi’s back, accidentally scraping the scab from Levi’s arm and making it bleed again. “I’m sorry.” He dropped the pack into a corner and fetched a tissue from a box on a bookcase. He gave it to Levi, gestured for him to sit, and poured water from a pitcher in the corner. He offered a cup.

“Thanks.” Levi slurped the liquid, set the cup on the floor at his feet, and pressed the tissue against his bleeding elbow.

“I’ll let you get cleaned up and rested soon,” Mr. Dominic promised. “But I really must ask for the full story first.”

Levi launched in, recounting everything as best he could remember.

“You say the cut was straight and deep? Perhaps like a knife wound?”

“Yes, sir.”

“And Nithir actually stopped his attack when you told him to?”

Levi nodded.

Mr. Dominic studied him so closely he squirmed. What was the big deal? He knew dragons were horrifying and all, but these were trained dragons. Surely they were used to taking orders from people. Or at least from elves, which was pretty much the same thing, right?

“That’s it?” The director’s eyes were twin probes. “Nothing else happened out there?”

He swallowed hard.

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