Kaianan by Cara Violet

Author:Cara Violet [Violet, Cara]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780995366718
Published: 2016-07-10T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eleven: Euclidean Vectors

The moonlight had been shining to her left when she went to bed, now it was streaming in from the right.

It was only early morning though, perhaps just past midnight.

To the right, on the next Stav bed, her parents slept. They had spent over two hours talking through what was going to happen from this point on before they retired. Kaianan had stayed under her covers the whole time without saying a word. She had come to the realisation she didn’t know them anymore. These people were different. Either that, or she just didn’t belong. It was exactly the same thing with Chituma. Kaianan didn’t understand how she fit in with them all. Her family were not like her; or she was simply not like them.

Her parents had discussed the consequences and ramifications of her actions, they then advised on her abilities as a hybrid Gorgon, they also explained what the period of enlightenment would eventuate to: some utopia where the Gorgon set the parameters on Rivalex.

She had hugged them good-night, and kept her brain clear during the whole conversation. They were ill-informed and fearful of so much. Adamant that the only people that mattered were the Gorgon. It didn’t make sense when they lived so closely with the Giliou. Wouldn’t they want peace with them too? And what about the Necromancers?

Kaianan’s heart pulsed and her hands sweat. Prince Addi’s big red eyes under that long-tousled charcoal hair came to mind. There was just something else about him. Was it only his Siliou ability? And if he was a Silkri Drake, could she trust any of the people in her life with that information? At this stage, no. None of them believed her, none of them thought she was capable at all to help. How long would she have to do what they said though? Until she was killed in the process?

She was irritated by the whole situation. Not as much as she was irritated with herself for thinking about the prince again. It was not the time nor the place.

Angry, she pulled the covers back over her and slammed her eyes shut.

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