Moonbreeze (The Dragonian Series Book 4) by Adrienne Woods

Author:Adrienne Woods [Woods, Adrienne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Fire Quill Publishing
Published: 2015-10-14T22:00:00+00:00

O SHE SAID,” King Caleb stated. He was always the main speaker, the one against me in a hearing. The last time, the Ancients stripped me from my dragon, now it was my title they wanted. I was not a Princess in their eyes. A Princess didn’t run when she was in trouble. She didn’t leave her people – in no circumstances does she ever leave her people.

“Caleb, enough.” King Helmut spoke for the first time tonight, got up and walked toward him. “Elena went through a whole lot of things wherever she was. What you are asking is not the right way. Stripping her title from her?” He shook his head. “How are you supposed to do that? She’s Al and Katie’s daughter. The one they always wanted. How is this repaying him for all he has done for us?”

“We simply need to know the truth of why she ran,” Caleb said, not hearing a single word King Helmut just said.

“She’s already told us, on numerous occasions, that she thought she had killed the Rubicon.”

“Bah, that is the biggest lie I’ve ever heard. She abandoned her people, abandoned her responsibilities. She needs to step down from everything that has to do with this world. She is not the best heir to step into Albert’s shoes. Something you have forgotten.”

King Helmut stared at him again. He was shocked. “Best heir. You’ve hardly given her a chance. Never showed her how.”

It was becoming a full on fight and the Ancients just watched it as if it was their favorite game.

I didn’t like only seeing the four of them. My Pappi wasn’t in his chair and all sorts of things went through my mind. Where was he?

“You know this is wrong, Caleb. Blake should be here.”

“Oh, he was invited, didn’t you know.”

“Bullshit,” Sir Robert yelled from his seat, and a couple of people gasped. Myself included. My heart raced as I remembered Stanley locking the door and then using magic so that none of us could get out. Or was it the other way around, not allowing anyone to get in? I just stared at Sir Robert.

“Hold your tongue, Dragon. When I heard that the Ancients were coming, I made sure that Stan sent him a letter demanding his presence. I guess he has better things to do with his time.”

I huffed and it eased my mind immediately. At least King Caleb and I had one thing in common – Blake Leaf – and what a douche he was. He always had better things to do, just like the time Lucian needed him in that cave.

“Stanley, sure, just like that time—” Sir Robert stopped mid-sentence. I knew what time he was referring to. Stan was supposed to send them invitations to my birthday party but never did. But that wasn’t the reason he stopped.

Sir Robert squinted, looked up to the roof, which everyone followed. I squinted too, not hearing what he did, and I looked back at him. A soft smile tugged at the corners of his mouth as he sat back down in his chair.

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