Ravens_Sons of Olympia_Reverse Harem Romance by Helen J Perry

Author:Helen J Perry [Perry, Helen J]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-03-19T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER TEN

Waldrom held her hand the entire time as they traipsed together through the forest. With their fingers laced. They maintained a slow but steady pace. Brenna couldn’t detect a particular path, but she had confidence in Waldrom, who was sure of the way.

Places so beautiful or so unusual or both formed the backdrop to their journey. Brenna would've remembered had she been this way and seen them before. They passed a tree split straight in half, each side draping and warped like string cheese; and a bog that bubbled slowly, thick, green bubbles breaking the surface and exploding. Several times they passed flowers unlike any Brenna had ever seen before.

They passed beneath the mighty branches of a towering tree, and suddenly they weren’t in the forest anymore. Brenna blinked. She looked over her shoulder and saw the same great tree, but the woodland beyond it was gone. She saw rocky terrain instead. A good thirty feet out the rock gave way to grass. Plains stretched ahead, the horizon dotted by forests and other nameless structures that Brenna couldn’t quite make out.

Brenna said nothing. In a way, she was afraid to speak. The feeling that she was a long way from home gripped her tight, and it made her feel like she could be impossibly lost if she so much as put a toe out of line.

There was a comforting, familiar scent on the breeze, almost like rain.

Waldrom squeezed her hand. “We continue forward.”

Brenna turned to look in front of her. In the near distance she could see a cliff face, and beyond that, water. An ocean.

“You live somewhere across the ocean?” Brenna asked. “You came all this way to see me?”

Waldrom chuckled. “Not quite, hatchling. Come. You will see for yourself.”

They approached the cliff face. The ocean stretched out as far as Brenna could see, uninterrupted by vessels or structures.

“I can’t fly,” Brenna said. She was fairly sure he knew that, but the closer they drew, the more concerned Brenna became. She didn’t think a raven would be able to carry her to whatever palace they had built beyond the horizon. “I know I can't swim all that way, either.”

“So I’ll fly for us,” Waldrom said. “We won’t have to go far.”

A rustling noise distracted Brenna. She looked at it and was stunned to see that a pair of enormous black wings had sprouted from his back. They were folded close to his body, their feathers large and iridescent. Brenna could already tell that when fully stretched, they’d be staggeringly wide.

“Waldrom?” Brenna asked, breathless.

“Mm?”

They stood now at the edge of the cliff. Brenna had yet to look down, but she knew that it had to be a far, far drop.

“Those wings. Is that—”

“Come here, hatchling. No more time for questions. You will have answers in time.”

Brenna’s tongue felt too large for her mouth. She swallowed awkwardly, but she couldn’t get over the sudden terror she felt. If Waldrom planned to carry her across the ocean, what would happen if

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