My Dark Souls Academy: The Bloodbath (The Hell Dimension Series Book 3) by Tosha Y. Miller

Author:Tosha Y. Miller [Miller, Tosha Y.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2024-02-28T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter

Twenty-One

Thankfully, no one woke me up to go on a hunt. If they went without me, I didn’t care. Spending time with Lilah was the perfect way to end my last night at the academy.

The Headmaster had the strongest in the school meet in the combat room to train for the Bloodbath. The others who were going this year still got out of classes, so they didn’t mind. A day of fighting was welcome because a rage that went down to my bones had rose in me. Hitting the punching bag wasn’t enough.

Lucifer had taken everything from me, and he wouldn’t stop until I was dead. I didn’t know how, but I was going to end him first. Even if it was the last thing I did, the asshole wasn’t going to win.

All of this drama made me miss my parents. Whenever I felt overwhelmed or like things were getting too much like my mother’s life to be comfortable, it made my memories flare up like a bad rash.

Flashes of the many one-room homes my family used to live in popped into my mind. Most low-level demons lived outside of the cities in sheds. Some were magically bigger on the inside, but most were crappy, rundown homes. We were among the unlucky ones.

My succubus mother, Ava, and my dads – Bin my incubi dad, Darik my dark fae dad, Lewi my wolf shifter dad, Aaron my a witch dad, and Rock my a troll dad – were the only things that kept me happy growing up. Zar and I fought like siblings did, so I couldn’t always count on him to provide the little slices of joy I needed. On days like this, I could use some of their security. For them to tell me everything would be okay.

Bin loved to braid my hair. Darik would tell me stories that I never really knew were true or not, but I used to pretend I was the princess in them. It made me feel important, like my death would matter. Lewi loved to wrestle and play sports. I only had one ball, so he’d show me tricks and games Zar and I could play together. Rock loved to work on my strength. Mom would flip when she saw the food out of the fridge, so I could use them as weights. Considering we barely had enough to survive, I understood that reaction now that I was an adult.

All of them together just made life better. I still used small things they taught me in my life. The main things I remembered were Darik always saying, salt only worked on demons with deadly intent; fae could share their magic, which I did with Zar often; and rosemary tea was good for luck. There were more, but those three things helped keep our family safe for a while, so they stuck with me. The day I got caught by the enforcers I forgot my rosemary, so I totally blamed myself.

I missed them and Zar.

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