The Guardians Crown (The Guardians Book 5) by Owens Wendy

Author:Owens, Wendy [Owens, Wendy]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Paranormal
Publisher: Four Bean Soup Publishing
Published: 2014-01-06T00:00:00+00:00

“Pst,” Gabe pushed Rachel behind him as he attempted to get the other’s attention. Motioning to his hip, he pulled out his sword, indicating for them to ready their weapons.

Dividing, the group took their positions on the outer edges of the cave, attempting to go unnoticed by whatever might be awaiting them. As they came closer to the end of the path, they all could see the blue light shifting across the ceiling of the cave, as if it were shimmering.

“What is it?” Rachel whispered, looking over her husband’s shoulder.

Gabe raised a finger to his lips, directing her silence. He then signaled for Uri to enter. Rachel held her breath as Uri bravely moved through the small opening. A couple minutes went by, and they heard nothing. Rachel thought her heart might burst from the anticipation.

“Uri?” Sophie whispered, cautiously stepping through the opening. In a moment, she was gone, disappeared into the unknown.

Haim looked to Gabe, confused and seeking guidance from him. Gabe didn’t look back, though, instead he stared silently at the opening. The unknown hadn’t frightened him before, not like this. Now, with Rachel by his side, the unknown gave him a whole new sense of terror. He knew he had to make a decision; he needed to do something.

“Are you guys coming or not?” Uri asked, poking his head out from the opening.

“I’m gonna kill you!” Gabe snarled, lowering his sword and gripping Rachel’s, they walked through the archway.

Rachel felt her chest start to ache, in complete awe of the beauty she saw around her. In front of them was a large stone cavern, the ceiling domed and smooth. It almost appeared as if it was wet, and she suddenly wished she could float up and touch it.

Dancing across the dome were greens, blues, whites, purples, all the colors she never imagined could naturally exist. “It’s beautiful,” she gasped

Gabe walked the perimeter, examining the small pools of water that were in a circle around the outside of the cave. “It looks like the lights are coming from these.”

“What’s in them?” Haim asked, cautiously keeping his distance.

Gabe moved forward, peering into one. “I don’t know, some sort of liquid. God, look at all the colors.”

Rachel walked to the one closest to her, “That’s odd, I wonder why it doesn’t show our reflections.”

“It does,” Gabe argued, looking into the pool in front of him.

“No it doesn’t,” Rachel insisted, shifting from side to side.

Sophie walked up to a different well and peering in she said, “Rachel, it shows my reflection. Maybe you’re just not looking at it right.”

“Me too,” Uri said from across the cave, looking into a different glowing pool of liquid.

“I’m serious, this one doesn’t reflect,” Rachel replied.

Walking around, behind his wife, Gabe peered over her shoulder. Much to his amazement, his reflection looked back at him, but there was no sign of hers, though she was standing right next to him.

“I don’t understand,” Rachel gasped. “What does that mean?”

“Maybe it’s another riddle of some kind,” Sophie suggested.

“Perhaps they only reflect supernatural beings,” Uri interjected.

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