Redeemed By You: Vranthian Vampires Book 3 by K.A. M'Lady

Author:K.A. M'Lady
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Sci-fi menage erotica
Publisher: Mojocastle Press LLC
Published: 2014-08-14T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter Four

The air outside the club felt charged with impending circumstance, battle not far behind. Vranthia and its second moon stood out like a beacon of light against a gathering darkness. Traegar felt the shift of power in the breeze against his flesh.

“Change is coming,” he said to no one in particular.

Draven and Ooen glanced at each other. Draven felt it too, his battle senses keenly aware of the tremor in the breeze; the electricity on the horizon.

“She speaks to me,” Traegar told them. His dark gaze searched the heavens. He felt the knowledge of time, the certainty of danger, eke across his senses.

“What does she say?” Ooen questioned, searching the Elder’s dark and distant gaze. The warrior fascinated the healer. There was much they could learn from him, should they all survive the coming war. Ooen felt it too, the sharp-edged shift to time. The uncertain rift in the future.

Traegar opened his mind and she was there, a simple thought away. He didn’t understand how she so easily came at his command, but he was grateful for it. Her beautiful pale, sky-hued flesh glimmered in his mind; light catching and fading against the shadows of his hands as he reached for her.

Traegar…

His name from her lips tightened his flesh. Aroused the darkness that lay hidden inside him. A darkness filled with hunger for her.

There is much danger, she warned. Help us.

“She warns of danger.”

“It is palpable,” Draven agreed. “It waits close at hand.” He watched the night, seeing things in the darkness that most could not. He understood its deception and its seductive persuasion.

“They will need us. We must prepare,” Traegar advised no one in particular.

Draven looked at Traegar, then at Ooen and back. His eyes narrowed, watching the Elder mercenary with a dark dread. He knew in his gut that things were about to get decidedly bad, and his twin had much to do with it. He glanced skyward, his gaze locking on the nearest moon; its pale, fading glow resting against the sooty, cloud-filled sky. A growl escaped his throat without reservation.

“Seeing with your eyes, no matter how wide open, does not always allow one to see what the truth is,” Traegar advised, his hand firm against Draven’s shoulder. “A warrior must look for the darkness from whence it began. Only then shall you be its undoing.”

“Come. We’ve much to do.” Traegar led them into the night, his mind filled with plans. There was much he wished to discuss with Kuthar, but first he needed his target. He now knew in his gut that the little leech was chosen by more than just pure happenstance. The maggot was in deeper than just being a wretched blood junkie, and he’d been placed on his list for collection for a reason. Now he wanted to know why.

“Where are we going?” Ooen questioned. He silently trailed behind, taking to the shadows in quiet strides.

“To disrupt a dealer’s evening.”

They made their way to the outskirts of the outpost’s shanty town. Here the sick, the disenchanted and the addicted lived in squalor and ruin.

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