Forgotten Destiny 3 by Odette C Bell

Author:Odette C Bell [Bell, Odette C]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Speculative Fiction, fantasy
Amazon: B077XFPBNX
Barnesnoble: B077XFPBNX
Goodreads: 36896894
Publisher: Odette C. Bell
Published: 2017-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 7

Once the promise was out, I could hardly take it back. I swore it rang in the air like a tolling bell.

Hayden’s eyes were wide, and though I’m sure he’d had a life seeing everything fantastical that magic could produce, he looked a little awed as he stared at me. He shook my hand warmly, his grip lingering as if he were holding on for dear life.

He finally broke hold of my hand and took a step back. He had a disbelieving but unavoidably hopeful look in his gaze. “I want to believe you – I really do.”

“Then believe me. There’ll be a way out of this.”

“If Jeopardy has already seen one of the Hidden Grimoires – it means he’s even more powerful than he was before. It also means, depending upon the spells within that book, that he’s learned new sets of magical skills. Though it’s damn hard for witches who aren’t sorcerers to enact the spells in a set of Hidden Grimoires, it’s easier for Jeopardy, considering his magic. He’d be able to step into his perfect memories of the grimoires and practice whenever he felt like it. And it will make him a force unlike anything else in Madison City.”

Though that was a heck of a revelation, and it felt as if I’d been punched across the jaw, I actually shrugged. It was an awkward move but was nonetheless one with an undercurrent of strength. “What about finding magic? Do you think he already has that?” To be honest, I already knew the answer. And it was no. If reading these Hidden Grimoires made you a little like a sorcerer, then I already knew from Jason that finding magic was the hardest to learn. Though maybe that fact wasn’t transferable to this situation, I felt that it was.

Hayden confirmed that as he shook his head. “Finding magic is the most unusual magic in the world. It’s an extension of connection fields,” he revealed.

Before I could glaze over, a frown etched across my lips. “Sorry, connection fields?” Something strange was happening with my voice.

“You know much about quantum physics?”

I frowned at him.

He let out a light chuckle. “There’s this theory called entanglement. It’s where you take two particles,” he brought up both hands, spreading them wide, “you allow them to meet,” he brought his hands together, “and they connect. They start spinning in the same direction. It doesn’t matter how far they are taken apart.” He spread his hands wide once more. “They are still connected. If you change one, you change the other. Think of a connection field like that. It doesn’t matter what the distance is between two objects, they are connected. And you,” he pointed at me, “as a finder are the thing that connects them. Once you’ve heard enough or seen enough about an object or person or theory – you then become connected to it, and you can locate it. It doesn’t matter if that object is in space or in somebody’s mind as a fact.

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