Moon Tide (Immortal Prophecy Book 1) by Sela Croft

Author:Sela Croft [Croft, Sela]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Camden Lee Press, LLC
Published: 2018-09-09T16:00:00+00:00

Morning classes went by without incident, and on break I met Lana for lunch. She was with Skye, so hardly noticed I was there. At least she didn’t bug me anymore.

Brian stopped by and sat next to his buddy. Skye motioned toward me and said, “Hey, this is Mirela…Lana’s friend.”

Through a mouthful of hamburger, Brian said, “We’ve met.”

I made a point not to look at Brian and took the first opportunity to escape. There were still a few minutes before class, so I went out to the quad. It had occurred to me that I might see the owl again.

It wasn’t that I was anxious for another attack. That was likely a fluke. But when I’d been close to the bird, I’d experienced a unique sensation. I had to follow up on it. Maybe I was crazed, because pursuing a relationship with an owl was hardly normal behavior. But others didn’t have the problem I had.

If I had a chance of finding and reuniting with Draven, I was going to have to do something extraordinary. As the days had gone by, I’d become more desperate. What would have seemed crazy began to seem like a good idea.

Determined to test my plan, I looked around for the owl. Getting close to the bird would give me the opportunity to see if I felt the way I had before. And if so, I’d have an inkling of my abilities. If I had any latent supernatural power, I needed to bring it forth.

As a human, I didn’t have the ability to combat the forces that had taken Draven from me. I needed much more from my inner abilities, and I had to discover how to tap into it. The fact remained that I didn’t know what to do, even if I did uncover some hidden talents. But I’d face that when I had to.

Class was going to start soon, and students began to filter through the area. I was only interested in the trees. Glancing around, I didn’t see the owl—not too surprising. But since I didn’t have any other ideas, I continued to look for the bird.

I’d walked the length of the quad, finding only barren tree branches. Life had thrown me a curve. Just when I’d sensed my inner nature, the connection had vanished. It wasn’t fair. How was I to follow my destiny if I couldn’t find the path?

My future was linked with Draven’s. That was one thing I was certain of. But I had to find a way to get to him. Then, far off, I spotted the owl sitting on a branch. I held my breath, not daring to move. The owl was still. I waited for the creature to spread its wings or make a shrill sound of warning.

The bird was quiet, so I walked closer. Step by step, I approached the branch. It was important to get close enough to feel the connection. Students flowed by in groups, and I prayed the motion didn’t scare the owl.

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