The Blackguard (The Blue Dragon's Geas Book 2) by Matthynssens Cheryl

Author:Matthynssens, Cheryl [Matthynssens, Cheryl]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2014-04-27T04:00:00+00:00

Mesi,

I want to tell you that I am sorry I killed Trelmar. I know that is probably what you hoped I would say, but I have never lied to you. I am not sorry he is dead. What he did was beyond redemption. I am very sorry that it had such an effect on the villagers, my family, and life in the village. I have so much to tell you and there is not a day yet that I have not missed your sweet smile, your tender touch, or even your scolding.

I am not surprised to hear about Gregor and Sophie. There were signs before I left that Gregor was smitten with her. I find it hard to accept that my best friend likes my sister; it seems like there should be something wrong with that. However, I know he will take good care of her, so I guess it will be okay.

There are some things I need to share. I had been trying to figure out how to tell someone before everything went awry. Since I pulled the bloodstone out of the ground, I have been having dreams. They are hard to explain because they are very vivid, like I lived them myself. Henrick has explained there are stones that are very large and hold all the power of the dragon along with something he called a geas. Basically, a geas is some task the dragon needed completing or that was important, and that task is stuck in the bloodstone, too. I think my bloodstone was this type of stone. It turns out that I took the magic from that stone.

Last night there was a new dream. I think I am supposed to free the dragons. The Lerdenians have this horrible practice where they capture dragon eggs and hatch them, then they keep the new babies to use later for bleeding. I got to see some of the stones created this way. They are much paler, and I doubt they have as much magic in them if taken from a living dragon. It is a horrible practice, and one I think the dragon who lived before my stone had planned to stop. I do not know how I am going to do that yet. If the dream is still accurate, these young dragons are very well guarded. The vale I saw them in looked remote. I don’t know when or how, but someday, I know I have to go and least try to free them

I am writing this quickly at the moment because Henrick is waiting for me to take me to The Blackguard. My uncle Luthian, the High Minister, has this special unit of half-breeds like me. It is here that I will learn to use what magic I have and, I guess, how to fight in an army. I plan to go and learn everything I can as I will need to know such things if I am ever going to save those dragons. I am not sure how often I will be able to write.

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