Magic, Midnight and Starlight by Melissa J Kincaid

Author:Melissa J Kincaid [Kincaid, Melissa J]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Assassin, Book Two, Epic Romantic Fantasy, Fae, Romance, New Adult, Adult, Fiction, Adventure, Dragons, Spice, Australian Author, IndiAuthor, IndieAuthor, Independantly Published
ISBN: 9780645054842
Publisher: Lots of Love Creations
Published: 2023-02-24T13:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty

Ariiaya

Gods, he moved exactly as he had back at the castle – like death itself gave him wings.

Arii stared; her eyes wide as her heart hammered in her chest.

He had let go, finally let go and embraced the magic he had been dabbling in for so long. But she knew what they saw now was just skimming the surface of what Elijah could do. Whenever she was near him it felt like something were thickening the very air around them. Gentle magic did not do that – gentle magic did not allow someone to manipulate the very ground beneath them, causing it to shudder and splinter.

Arii’s eyes slid to a flaring of snow as it whipped in a mini tornado near the other end of the arena – and suddenly dread coiled in her guts.

No… it could not be.

“Arii, what the hell is that?” cried Tikkani, pointing towards the slowly coalescing form of a giant ice creature. The sudden sickeningly sweet taste of thick magic invaded Arii’s taste buds and her senses peaked to high alert.

Snow crunched under the boots of her comrades, all of which had risen from their seats. Arii did not need to see the faces of her pirate friends to know that they watched the arena in awe, their bellows lost in the boom, while Emerson and Luc gasped at the scene developing before them.

“What the fuck?” yelled Krepth, and Arii followed his gaze to where the two Princes stood.

Jero and Thogan were both standing, arms outstretched, eyes glistening with light as magic sizzled around their outstretched palms.

Magic users.

Fae magic users.

Arii did not have the time to think, her mind dashing back to Elijah on the arena floor as ear-splitting roars reverberated around the stadium, the sound almost metallic and unnatural. Her eyes widened at the sight of enormous, crudely-cut ice sculptures given life, glittering like diamonds in the winter light.

Standing at the end of the arena were two colossal bears made of ice.

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