Dragons of Asgard by Jacobs Logan

Author:Jacobs, Logan
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-10-18T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 16

“What do you mean we’re keeping both of them?” Kas asked as she stared at me with wide purple eyes.

“Yes,” Asta giggled as she clapped her hands. “Good choice. Rath deserves all the eggs.”

“We can’t give them to the council,” I told Kas. “I’m not sure what they’re up to, but all this dragon business with them is strange, I don’t trust it.”

“What are we going to do with them?” the sorceress asked, and she stared at my satchel as Blar crawled in on top of the eggs.

“We’re going to do what we were going to do before,” I told her with a smile. “We’re going to hatch them.”

“The elders know about Blar, though,” she said. “Don’t you think they’ll notice more dragons around?”

“We’ll keep them hidden,” I assured her. “At least until we know what the council is up to. We need to figure out how they know so much about where these eggs are and why they have so many to begin with.”

“Okay,” Kas finally agreed, but her brow was still furrowed with concern. “I am bound to you, so it is my duty to do as you say.”

“But you still don’t agree?” I asked her.

“I do not want to defy the council,” she admitted with a heavy sigh, “but you are my mate, my lover, and the source of my magic. I shall give you all of me. As I said before, I am yours to command.”

“Good,” I said as I leaned over to kiss her sweet mouth, and she moaned gratefully as her tongue danced with mine.

“Also…” Kas muttered once our lips had parted. “I am a bit curious about these eggs. So, what’s the plan to keep them from the council and hatch them?””

“Get out your map,” I instructed. “We need to find the nearest portal to Asgard. I don’t want to risk going through the Bifrost, since they could search us when we arrive.”

“Good idea,” Asta said. “We should hide the eggs before we speak to the council again.”

“Alright,” Kas murmured, and she pulled the map out of her satchel. “How will we know if the portal leads to Asgard, though?”

“We won’t,” I said. “But Blar will, so we’ll ask him when we get there.”

“I trust you,” Kas sighed. “But I am still worried for us.”

“I know,” I said, and I put my hand on her shoulder. “But it will be fine.”

Kas nodded and looked down at the map.

A couple of minutes later, we arrived at the closest portal to us, but Blar shook his head, so we moved to the next. That one took us to Asgard, near the countryside, and from there we made our way to my house to hide the eggs before anyone knew of our return.

After the eggs were safely tucked under my bed, we went back through the portal to Asta’s home world, then went back to Asgard via the Bifrost. I didn’t want the elders to get suspicious of why we hadn’t come home by the Bifrost, so I thought it was the safer bet.

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