Chronicles of the Four: The Complete Series by Marissa Farrar

Author:Marissa Farrar [Farrar, Marissa]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: chronicles of the four, fantasy romance, RH, swords and sorcery, whychoose, dragons, reverse harem
Publisher: Warwick House Press
Published: 2019-03-06T22:00:00+00:00

DELA WOKE, UNSURE OF where she was.

One moment she’d been flying with the dragon, and the next she was back in a cave, the soft sound of men’s snoring surrounding her. She sat up and looked toward the entrance. There was light outside. Did that mean it was morning? Or had the sun never gone down? This place didn’t seem to abide by the physical laws of the outside world.

Still, she felt rested, and not only that, a spark of hope had lit in her heart. The human army was on the move, heading to the Southern Pass, but the dragon had accepted her again. He’d even responded to her. It hadn’t been like when she’d been awake, and she’d felt as though she was seeing right into the creature’s mind, but through her dreams she’d been able to see the world through his eyes again, and move as he did. But it wouldn’t be enough, not in the long run. She couldn’t take herself off for a nap every time she needed to connect with the dragon. She needed him to get used to her being around him, and people needed to see that he was accepting of her. Without that, she had no power.

She slipped her hand into her pocket, checking that the piece of Dragonstone she’d found was still there. Her fingertips met with smooth, warm stone, and she exhaled a sigh of relief. Her brother’s ring was still at the hollow of her throat, and she reached up to touch that, too. Her thoughts wandered to her brother. Had Ridley known what he was? Did he have any idea that she shared the same dreams? Why hadn’t they spoken of them over the years? She deeply regretted that now. It hadn’t seemed like anything important at the time, which was why she’d never mentioned it to him. They’d only been dreams in her childlike mind, and she had no idea they were anything special.

Careful not to disturb the others, she got to her feet and crept out into the main part of the cavern.

Someone was standing right in front of her, and she stifled a scream of surprise. Even with the tranquil surroundings—or perhaps more so because of them—it was creepy to find the Seer just standing there. Her blank, white eyes still seemed to see her, even though Dela knew such a thing was impossible. That she took the form of a child was also unnerving. Why did she do that? Did she think that would be the least threatening thing for them, or was this simply how she’d looked when she became a Seer?

“I’ve been waiting for you to wake,” the Seer said in her sweet, childish voice.

“Don’t you sleep yourself?” Dela asked.

“I have no need for sleep.”

Despite her night of dreaming, she felt more rested than she had in a long time. “I dreamed of the dragon,” she said, unsure if she should be telling the Seer, but figuring she probably knew anyway.

“Yes, that’s good.

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