The Cursed Spirit (Lost Souls Academy Book 5) by Lilliana Rose

Author:Lilliana Rose [Rose, Lilliana]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-06-09T16:00:00+00:00

CROWE

Crowe stormed outside, clenching his fists to keep himself from firing his magic in anger. How dare the library choose Avery over him? He was the better witch and spellmaker by far, and it didn’t make sense, at least not to him. The test must’ve been rigged. It had to have been. And what the hell was Zarya doing there interfering as only ghost hunters did. She was a strong witch more than she realized, but had the spell she woven into the counter-spell worked? He shook his head. Whether it had or not, he couldn’t risk it. If he did anything to take over the library and the Immobilization Spell was activated, then he wouldn’t be able to implement his plans. He was once more going to have to be patient and take the time to do something that would take his attention away from what he really wanted to be doing. Above anything else, he needed to figure out if he could counter Zarya’s spell. Being in charge of the library could wait. His agenda had always been his plan which he reminded himself as he tried to block out the depression of defeat.

Outside, Crowe inhaled the night air, enjoying the coolness and how it flooded into his body. He’d never thought he’d get to experience this again, to feel how his lungs expanded, filled with air, then contracted with breath.

I’ve done it.

His achievement hadn’t really sunk in. Once he’d taken over Sakura’s body, he couldn’t resist testing out his magic on the unsuspecting vampire and fae. Crowe smiled to himself. The look on their faces when his magic started sparking up—the surprise mixed with fear and a touch of horror. It felt great to finally put Daire on the back foot. The only thing was it didn’t last long, though it was only because the others had returned that he didn’t get to test out his full magic ability on Daire or Kaia. He didn’t think much of the fae either way, but the vampire had always gotten under his skin, and he wanted to teach him a notably different lesson for a change.

Crowe walked out onto the grass, looking up at the few stars that could be seen despite the city lights blocking their view. Now that he was in the flesh, did he really need to be teaching the lessons to the students? It was something he’d loathed as a ghost. It wasn’t what he wanted to do now either. He shook his head. No, he had better things to do. If the library didn’t have such knowledge within its pages, he’d hightail it out of there now. He knew Avery would tolerate his presence as long as he didn’t get in her way. He wouldn’t, at least not for now.

The air was cooling his skin and taking away his anger from losing the challenge with Avery. This wasn’t at all how he’d thought he’d spend his first few moments in the flesh, dealing with defeat.

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