Resolve of Evil: Exceptional Sophia Beaufont™ Book 22 by Noffke Sarah & Anderle Michael

Author:Noffke, Sarah & Anderle, Michael
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9798885413923
Publisher: LMBPN Publishing
Published: 2022-03-31T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE

“Oh, that poor whale,” Sophia exclaimed, seeing the stress on the stuck narwhal as he tried to maneuver out of the predicament.

“It’s like the time that Liv licked a frosty telephone pole,” Lunis teased.

Liv shook her head. “Not the time for jokes, Carl. This is serious.”

He grimaced. “It’s always time for jokes. That’s how I keep Sophia calm in high-intensity situations.”

Sophia nodded. “It’s true.”

“Plus, it’s not like I’m not going to swoop in and save the day,” Lunis stated with a huff. He backed up several feet as he unfolded his wings.

Nimbly and without rocking the boat, the blue dragon sprang into the air, flapping his wings and sending icy wind onto the magicians below.

“Wow, that was quite the takeoff,” Liv said, sounding impressed.

“I heard that,” Lunis called from the air. “You complimented me. That’s going in the scrapbook.”

“You’re reading into it,” Liv teased as Lunis dove for the waters where the narwhal was trapped. He plummeted neatly into the ocean, disappearing as the waters swelled from his displacement.

Sophia and Liv couldn’t make out what was happening due to the bubbling water and waves. However, Sophia could see from Lunis’ mind and spied as he gently but firmly secured his grasp around the narwhal. Then he yanked the whale in the opposite direction, pulling him back. The stuck tusk popped free of the ice, and as soon as he’d untangled the narwhal, Lunis released him and swam up from the waters, flying at once. He landed on the deck of the ship, shaking. Even the short stint in the water was almost too much for the blue dragon. Temperatures like those in the Arctic Ocean were too much for a dragon whose element wasn’t water.

While his teeth chattered, Sophia and Liv went to work using a warming spell to thaw the icy dragon. The process was swift with both magicians working on it, and Sophia was grateful when relief flooded Lunis’ eyes.

“Thank you,” he said, returning to his previous relaxed appearance.

“You made quick work of that situation,” Liv said, again sounding impressed.

The light expression dropped from Lunis’ face. “That was only the beginning. I saw why the narwhal was stuck, and we have a major ordeal on our hands.”

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.