The Vampire Wish (Dark World: The Vampire Wish Book 1) by Michelle Madow

Author:Michelle Madow [Madow, Michelle]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Dreamscape Publishing
Published: 2017-05-31T18:30:00+00:00

Camelia

I sat on my bed in my room, hunched over the seeing crystal that the human boy had snatched in his failed mission to the Crystal Cavern. Each day the visions I saw in the crystal were becoming more and more clear.

I knew by now that the person who could successfully free Geneva was a girl. The crystal had shown her to me from a distance, or from behind, or as blurred image—but I still hadn’t gotten a clear view of her face. All I knew was that she was pale, short, and slender, with dark brown hair… and that she lived in the human village. But I couldn’t exactly order every human who lived there to attempt to enter the Crystal Cavern. No—I needed to know precisely who I was searching for.

I also knew that whoever she was, she stole food from vampires. I’d seen it in the crystal. It appalled me that a thief was destined to obtain Geneva’s sapphire ring, but what would be would be. And I supposed it was a good thing, in the long run. Her criminal activities would provide the perfect reason to capture her and get her to do my bidding.

But first, I needed to see exactly who she was.

I’d been resting my magic as much as possible for the past few days—as much as I could, given that it was my responsibility to keep the boundary around the Vale. But I had been lessening the magic I’d been using on temperature control. A few older humans hadn’t survived because of it, but oh well—the sacrifices were worth it for the possibility of freeing Geneva.

Especially because the rest made it so my magic felt stronger today than it had been in a long time.

And so, I gazed into the crystal and said, “Show me the face of the one who can enter the Crystal Cavern and free Geneva.”

An image started to form in the crystal, blurry at first, but soon it sharpened around the edges. I saw a room—no, a crawlspace—with bookshelves and blankets and a tiny window. Below the window was a blurry form of the girl.

I dug deep into my magic, forcing it to rise within me and throwing all of it at the crystal. As I did, the scene sharpened from the outward in, and the shape of the girl finally became clear.

I gasped upon seeing her face. Because she was the girl who’d been with the boy the night he’d killed the wolf in the village.

I didn’t know her name, but I knew where to find her—at the pathetic little bar that the humans called the Tavern.

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