Knight's End_A Reverse Harem Fantasy by Ann Denton

Author:Ann Denton [Denton, Ann]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Le Rue Publishing
Published: 2019-10-14T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Sixteen

I yelled to Quinn in my head. Tell Ryan there's an attack in Kycee’s province. We’ll need gargoyles. I'm not sure what else.

What kind of attack? Quinn asked me.

Magic.

I turned to look at Donaloo and Dini. "Any ideas what it could be?" I asked the pair.

Dini bobbed her flower head. "Water fairies."

I rubbed my brow. "Has every magical creature in the damned universe suddenly decided to fight us?"

Dini responded, "At least now you know where Isla was. She was probably under the river, meeting with them."

Fury surged in me. Gods, I hoped that Dini was right, and Isla was with them. We needed to take her out.

Declan and Ryan must've been nearby, because they landed on their gargoyle just minutes later. Blue and Quinn said they’d meet us in the air.

We took to the sky together, following Michael. I didn’t even take the time to change out of my ruby red dress. I just shoved my skirts aside as I straddled Pony and took to the sky.

Ryan had a group of soldiers fly with us on gargoyles. My knights wanted me to stay behind with Dini and Donaloo, but I refused.

"I can use my peace magic to stun some soldiers into lethargy. And I need to see if Isla is there." I didn't say it aloud, but I wanted to be the one to end her. It was a selfish desire. A foolish one, probably. But the woman had walked into my castle, intending to betray me. She'd turned some of my own nobles against me. And now she’d attacked Connor’s family. She more than deserved death at my hand.

The cold winter air stung our eyes as we flew quickly to the south. There was a river there and an inlet, that Kycee and her husbands used for trading. I assumed that the water fairies had come from the river. Typically, the tiny fairies completely hid themselves from humans. I was surprised that Isla had gotten them to meet with her. But perhaps having a sea-sprite on her side had swayed them.

When we got close to Connor's childhood home, a manor house that was not far from the harbor, I saw exactly what Michael meant.

A rainbow stretched across the sky. But unlike a natural rainbow, this one wasn’t a thin arch. This rainbow was like a blanket that spread across the sky and hung down over the little port town. From above, I watched as patches of the rainbow suddenly dropped out of view. Entire legions of tiny fairies dove to the earth to attack my people.

One would think that tiny fairies could have no effect. One would be wrong. The fairies didn't even have to touch my soldiers. They simply stopped midair in front of my soldier’s faces. The fairies used the bubble of water that surrounded them to encompass my soldiers’ noses and mouths. The wicked creatures drowned my men where they stood. They drowned my men as sunlight glinted off their water bubbles in a beautiful array of colors.

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