Into the Void (The Godhunter, Book 10) by Amy Sumida

Author:Amy Sumida [Sumida, Amy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2014-01-13T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty-Nine

Once we'd established that A. I would not be making out with my three boyfriends in front of one of their fathers, and B. Azrael would be going with said father on his spy missions, we were able to continue with the whole reason we were all there. My manipulating my territory.

I changed almost every room and Luke was indispensable in helping me through it. He showed me how to create items from nothing. Well, not exactly nothing. He taught me to sense the magic currents in the air and take hold of them, transforming them into something solid. So every Intare got to have not only an Xbox in their new larger suites(I made them too big to be called rooms) but had a full entertainment center to go with the couches I put in them as well.

I felt that Nyavirezi had wasted a lot of space, making hundreds of tiny cell-like rooms for her lions when she only had around eighty lions to begin with. I combined those rooms and made larger ones, and that wasn't even counting the additional floors I added.

We still had all of our original public rooms, like the armory, the theater, the weight room, common room, and so on, but they were upgraded to larger and more efficient versions of themselves. Well, everything but the ballroom, that I removed entirely and replaced with a giant dining hall, in which we could have parties if we wanted.

It took hours to go through the whole place but I enjoyed every second of it. It was like going on a shopping spree with someone else's money and having a fleet of movers install all your purchases for you. I went through each room gleefully, putting in every little detail that my heart desired or that I thought my Intare might desire, and it barely took any effort at all.

My favorite transformation had to be the library of course. No, that's a lie, it was my closet(maybe dressing room is a more appropriate term for it now) but the library was a close second. Now on the second floor, the library still had large picture windows facing the front of the house, with a similar view to the one it had before only from a better vantage point. It was much bigger and looked more like a library you might find at Hogwarts instead of one you'd find on an estate in Africa.

There were no bookshelves on the walls anymore. Instead, there were rows of super tall free-standing shelves. They were made of mahogany polished to a nice shine and I loved to trail my hand over them as I walked by the stacks. On top of the shelves, statues of mystical creatures loomed, trying to read over the shoulders of anyone considerate enough to open a book beneath them.

The sitting room was still there, though it was now a computer room as well, and it was a bit brighter than the rest of the library.

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