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- Helpless

Chapter 12

Helpless

Hiarn could not help but turn into a human shield, wrapping Greys to protect themselves from the elements.
no longer hears the screams of his father, but with one eye while trying to reassure the child, he saw a bright light repeatedly pierce the sky studded with icy needles that persecutes mercilessly on them.
Griahan tried to counter with his magic what looked like a full-scale ambush. And
'his fault ... It' s because of that woman. Our lives shattered because of that woman. And Tladis ...
He clenched his eyes, clutching him the cold body of Greys, regretting that he even thought about the possibility of losing her sister.
"Hiarn! Runaway with Greys! "
" I think it's too late, Dalamor. "
A new spell Griahan seemed calm evoked by the eddies of wind, but it was a respite of a few moments.
"Know ye not discern the signs of the end ... A Riahna and one of the most skilled warriors who have ever fought in the army of Merridion not know how to tell when it's over and give up." He burst out a bitter laugh. "What a tragic mockery of fate, true, Dalamor? Do not you remember anything? "
It took the guy a few moments to realize that talking was a new voice, totally foreign to him. Hoarse, scratchy, irritating.
His father knew the other hand, the fury with which they pounced on the figure of the unknown Hiarn had never seen. It was like a burst of light to outline the profile of Runeel Dalamor, reporting from the past that the sword was dangerous.
Hiarn did not see the double strand of light that could be expected to shine on two blades rivals.
The man against whom he had incited his father - whoever he was - seemed to be unarmed.
"I see that your spirit is not dead at all. Well.
Hiarn leaned over the side of wood, seeing beneath the cloak of the stranger a head of silver hair that would never have forgotten.
met but also the look of Griahan, running toward the two, giving up other spells.
"No, uncle," he cried, looking towards However Hiarn.
"Stop. My uncle does not want you to hurt you, young Griahan "laughed the stranger, barring the way with an outstretched arm. He moved with agility, even under a heavy blanket of rain pelted by new vortices more like snow.
"Hiarn ..." Greys
the call, had to stoop. The concern for his father and made him feel Hiarn a coward.
"You see, young Riahna , your family member knows how to behave. You know what must I do to prevent that. Trembles at my arms, which he described as tricky. It was so, right? "
" Shut up! "Roared Runeel.
's grin widened, then the face that challenge again ... and again, the blade of his father.
Hearing her tremble, even more Hiarn closed to surround Greys, and tended her ears. It had to be with her, but this meant to remain helpless as his father risked against the unknown to which even the magic of a Riahna could keep up.
"It's not anything serious will happen, if agreed to deliver personally Dalamor nor the promising magician next door, or your pets. They can not defend themselves and you know it. "
At these words, new figures appeared on the path from the depths of the bush, from either side of the wagon, converging on it. Hiarn could not think of staying still. He drew up his hands from behind Greys and took the hilt of the dagger - very poor weapon, if they had to do with a wizard - making a sign to Greys not to make noise.
"A pretty girl."
Hiarn turned suddenly, the blade pointed toward the man who watched Greys, discovering that he had nothing to human.

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Chapter 11 - Storm abnormal

Chapter 11

Storm abnormal


The storm was turning into a storm, the temperature dropped sharply, from one moment to another.
Hiarn proceeded with increasing fatigue, squinting to be able to see beyond the gusts of wind and rain, the horse Kerielle, trying to convince himself that everything would be fine.
Tladis would get well, whatever magic had been woven about her.
did not know why this had happened, but it was pretty clear by now that his family had never been a worry of artisans and peasants, but a lie after another had sunk quite a different truth.
His mother had been a member of the Endless, that Order Tladis for him and so mysterious, that distant reality on which they built fantasies of children.
had always believed that her mother had died after a long illness contracted during the wars that had almost decimated the kingdom, as well as the royal family.
"Hiarn ..."
The boy turned to the side of the wagon, from which emerged the little head of Greys.
"Tladis heal, right?"
"Of course he will recover, wren." Stroked his cheek. "Get down, get in a little while,"
"Hiarn, jump on the bandwagon and cover!"
The cry of the father arrived at the beginning confused between whistling wind, finding Runeel other side of the wagon. "
" Dov 'is Griahan? "She could not see it.
"Hiarn! Greys Stay with me, "said in response to the voice of Riahna.
Hiarn was the last thing I could hear, before the whistle around him able to reach a peak of almost deaf.
Hiarn clung to the side of the car and managed to climb. Greys and fell in his arms, terrified.
"Uncle, think tank," he heard screaming from Griahan.

The drops of rain had turned to beads of ice. Most did not come only from heaven, but from every direction, is restricted in the vortices around them as the coils of a serpent.
There was nothing natural about this.
The feeling was becoming clearer each moment that passed, a feeling that Kerielle could no longer ignore, when he realized that the wagon had broken away from their usual. Was swallowed by vortices of hail. It was no longer visible, even using the senses that magic could provide.
"Dect" shouted against the wind, turning the horse back to shorter distances.
There was no time to explain. The light exploded in the bend of the path they had left behind, now only partially visible. But that light was unmistakable.
"I'm going to help me," cried DECT. He nodded to his squire, who nodded.
"He know the shortcut I mentioned. Bring the girl! "
" No, Dect ... "
" You! "
Kerielle cemented the hold on the reins and prepared to follow the squire, who had left the horse Dect.
Moments later, the figure of man had already disappeared behind a rocky outcrop.
Kerielle instinctively took up the sword, now prepared for anything. The shortcut
forced the animals to use all their energy reserves, but proved to be the right choice, able to take them as quickly as possible to cross the northern gate of the Square, where there was the palace of King Astermil secondary.
sign that the storm ice had met all the trappings of a spell, one of the few houses and inns Kerielle and its new leader did not find any trace. There seemed to be always just rained.
"Ma'am, you go. I'll take care of the horses. "
Kerielle thanked the squire of DECT. Maybe later there was the time to know each other better.
A figure came out quietly from the stables of the palace and helped bring down Tladis the saddle. It had to be a healer or a student, judging by his actions comfortable and quiet. Kerielle was able to put the health of the girl in the best hands that you could hope for. Unfortunately, this did not guarantee the dissolution of the spell to his injury.
All he knew terribly already lived, thought I remember one day many years ago, as he followed the healer bringing in the arms of her daughter Aiseen.
Everything smelled of horrible joke.

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Chapter 10 - The forest

Chapter 10

Forest


The slopes on which the winding path leading to the Square and the Palace of Astermil were certainly not the way best suited to a race in which to force the horse.
She clenched her teeth and tried to hide the concern, but he always kept an eye on her daughter's Aiseen, posted in front of her.
was not a good sign that even the same bumpy ride somehow arousing.
I remember running through his mind of Kerielle, testing his blood cold.
There was no time to even stop and check sockets Testhium, this made her feel even worse. He reached out to caress the hair of the animal, apologetic thought, as was alleged. When he saw the shadow
thicken ahead of them, the first instinct was to pull the reins and stop the course of Testhium.
can not be!
"Why not?" Said a voice that prompted her to turn around behind him, then turning the horse as easily as possible.
The man smiled, looking Tladis with brief glances without losing sight Kerielle movements.
"I thought we could hide for much of the discovery of the twins Aiseen?"
"Do not come near" threatened Kerielle. To show that there were weapons, what he would have to be afraid, do not put up the sword.
"Kerielle, you can not protect them forever. Especially since you yourself do not impose decisions that some will love it ... at least in the case of the girl. "
" Now the biggest problem is his health. And you're slowing me when I should already be at the palace, because the spell is terminated. "
The man seemed genuinely surprised, as he approached the horse. "What kind of spell you talking about?"
"You look really knew nothing about it, but this is not a good sign."
"You thought we were eternally?"
"Like his brother he thought was me. It 's a curse that can break only one who has woven. "Kerielle let the man got closer, but controlled his movements with suspicion.
Dect Tladis lifted her chin, looking at the pale worried. He checked the heart beat, he looked at his brown irises under the eyelids. "I never imagined that they could go that far, we can now prisoners."
"Only one can be capable, DECT Kerielle said, while another saw him turn to the Lord that they had cut the road and call him. "And in this case you can not define a person."
Dect nodded, then taking the reins of the horse that brought him his squire.
"Starting over. We escorted us. "
" After having slowed down. "Kerielle spurred Testhium, who was happy to leave.
DECT reached and were joined, as it would allow the trail. 'It's always nice to have more to do with you. VENITEM behind, I know these mountains better than you, "he shouted to combat the storm.
Kerielle strengthened their hold on Tladis because remain in the saddle despite the hardships of the journey.
could not stop to look around and behind him, just could not. It was almost certain that someone could continue to follow their course. Could actually be the squire of DECT cut the road, but there was definitely someone else. Or something else.

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Chapter 9 - The call

Chapter 9

The Call

Runeel knew that she had entered without any need for turning towards the entrance.
Similarly Hiarn did not need to look to understand what was going to do. The son dropped his hands with which he shook his father's arms, almost aggrappandovisi to better deal with the image of Tladis, reduced to that state from one moment to another.
"Hiarn"
Too late. The boy had already slingshots against Kerielle.
"And 'you, the guilt!" Railed against the woman entering a few hours before in their life was already overwhelming.
The woman escaped without problems to take the boy on his arm, but did not attempt to evade a second time. The two stared for long moments. In the anger of young Kerielle saw Runeel of impulsivity, but also the determination of Aiseen. And remember this proved capable of hurting her much more than he wanted to do Hiarn.
"Now you come across," he growled, "to bedside of my sister, and dissolve the spell, whatever you did the "
" Hiarn ... "
The boy turned in a daze toward the threshold of the room where they had brought Tladis. It was not her father to speak, but Griahan.
"It was not you," said a hollow voice.
"Glad that someone has the good sense to tell the truth," said Kerielle ironic.
"Show me the girl," he said to Runeel Hiarn and with a more respectful tone.
"Uncle ..." said Griahan. "All I could do, I did. The care that only serve to buildings can be given. "
's father clenched his home thin lips. "Then the door to the palace. Hiarn, prepares the wagon. "
" My horse will go much faster, "said Kerielle, passing Griahan and reaching the other room.
The sign in which summoned the young wizard was not lost on Hiarn, but could not help but groped again to convince his father.
"Dad let her ... No way. And 'my sister, I'll take on a horse. "
" Hiarn, listen to me. We must lead by Master Juliod Greys, and the less we say about how Tladis is really the better. Go wake her up, please. "
" But, Daddy ... "
" Go, when Tladis will be out of danger there will be time to explain everything. "

began to rain persistently when Runeel Dalamor closed the door behind them, and while Hiarn Griahan lifted and settled on Tladis Kerielle horse, in front of her.
The woman took off her coat and used it to cover the girl unconscious.
"It 'a spell, young Hiarn, you're right." For the first time looked at him almost gently. "And when I find the madman before it has woven ... we know many things, beyond that necessary to cure it."
took the reins and clicked his heels on the flanks of the animal, which turned under his command and launched trotting along the path, ahead of the wagon on which they were climbing and Runeel Griahan.

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Chapter 8 - Past

Chapter 8

Past

"She was not for the life of the village, nor for that field. We had the same past behind, the same battles fought for the royal family could have a chance, could arise because we believed in the future ... "The voice hoarse Runeel vibrating, throbbing with bitterness that he had never suspected Tladis possible, or that perhaps she and Hiarn had not been able to see in all those years?
There was anger against their mother? It was to conceal this anger that he had never wanted to answer their questions?
"So you were a warrior too?" Tladis asked confused.
"You said that our mother was studying the texts ..." The tone of Hiarn sounded rather harsh. "You too? You were both members of this ... Order of the Endless?"
"She, she alone. The Order of which I was part does not use any spells in battles. In some campaigns, however, The Magic began to be needed again, when appeared as magicians who were arrested last week ... "Dalamor explained, pointing to the exterior of the house." Wizards of which had begun to use the enemy. "
The dark figure, bent over the grate of the cage, returned to the reappearance of mind Tladis, who shuddered. A cold
interior had little to do with the night air, much to do with his eyes fixed on her felt. A clink of chains redundancy in his mind, sinking into an abyss.
"Excuse me ... Excuse me" had barely time to mutter, before you run out, hoping that the bitter cold make her feel better. He found himself doubled over, arms to gird your stomach aching, my head on fire. It was like a slimy snake in it, hear it back to the mouth. A blood-red snake.
He was not going as he had hoped at first.
The hot liquid iron and stained the first steps carved into the rock.
Tladis felt just back off, he heard the outer wall of the house behind her back. Slipped close to the wall, a moment before her father off the ground. He put a hand on her forehead, dripping with sweat, going back inside and closing the door.

The passage was narrow, too tight. The mother's voice could no longer reach it and be near her. Tladis was afraid.
"It 's proof that you have to go, my dear. I can only expect here at the end of everything. "
A strong, warm hand rested on his shoulder.
"You can not come, Hiarn. It 'something that I do alone "was told, the voice that filled the cold, damp cave where they were, coming out with a confidence that did not belong at all. Yet it was his voice to speak and his brother seemed just a bit 'away, hurt by those words.
"Do not go, Tladis."
She took two steps forward, evading her touch, penetrating further into the tunnel. He had to. The answers were in front of her, beyond that narrow passage, in a place that was unknown, but in which sense the presence of the mother. Answers.
"I ..." she murmured.
And everything sank into darkness.

"What is happening?"
Hiarn tried in vain to overcome the barrier created by his father, who did not want him seeing Tladis in those conditions, but not before Griahan had tried at least what was in his power.
The bell of the village around the night sky on his alarm. The
Riahna looked up, heavy with fatigue, even as the center of the village came the first screams. Only now, the fourth spell tried, he had seen improvements in the conditions of Tladis. He had to insist, Frost was to blame. Eyes wide open on the vacuum, those tremors that became increasingly violent spasms.
alarm or not, he would have to stay close to keep her away from that lethal embrace

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Chapter 7 - Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Right to truth

"They are decisions that I can not judge, man." The woman's voice struck Tladis for the coolness with which he addressed to Griahan. "And even you can never do it, even if they get a title that takes you to court."
The Riahna raised his chin, his eyes heavy. "This does not mean you can not have an opinion about it."

Tladis did not know what to think.
Griahan supported the gaze of this mysterious relative and they had not come back down. He had never seen to react and this is not so reassured. He had the uneasy feeling that things were changing for them.
"You think we can say something more?" Murmured the father.
He nodded that satisfies fully.
"What we know as Riahna is linked by a constraint. You have made an oath "was meanwhile response to Kerielle Griahan. The woman seemed almost amused at how its response, the same angry.
"I do not believe that at least Tladis has a right to know, seeing as you want to change your life?" Griahan seemed to decide to change strategy, especially because he turned to his father Tladis.
"If this future is already written for you ... you are just showing up. "
" And you let that Tladis Hiarn and enter into this whirlwind of events? "
" All we got there, boy. You have taken the oath voluntarily. "
" Exactly, Madam, voluntarily. "No one escaped the sharp irony with which Griahan resorted to the title. Kerielle remained unruffled, continued to limit the facial expression of his disappointment.
"The way they are trained members of that Order ... leaves much to what is understood as a will. For this had been dissolved. "
" I said I do not have the right to judge a tradition as old. For the record, I do report to the Academy, for what I heard you say. "

For a long moment Griahan seemed to assess the intention of the woman. It would have done?
"Please do not bring discord, under a roof that wants to welcome you both," said Runeel, thus breaking the silence fell before the fire.
Tladis saw Griahan look away from the angry woman, who in turn stood up.
"You can not postpone this for a long time, Runeel. Merely render the most difficult things to your children. If your wife could not ignore the look of the Order on her, you certainly can not do it. "
" Do not I want to ignore it, but my children have a right to know what time calmly ask them. "
" It 's not the calm that we are given ... "he replied with fervor, then smiled sarcastically at Hiarn that almost without realizing it had made between her and Tladis.
"Hiarn ..." he whispered breeze Tladis. He did not know what that was capable Kerielle.
"There are things from which they must learn to protect yourself alone, son. And you'll have to do it. But if there are other signs so far been, I guess you can wait at least tomorrow. I stay at the inn of the Four Larici. "With those last words, she thanked him with a nod to the landlord and went away.
"I will not go to bed until we have explained everything," said Hiarn, staring at the door had closed behind the stranger.
"Not now, you must rest. You shoulder the last days of collection. "
" Do not try to change the subject. What is this Order of the Endless? "Urged Hiarn, supported also by this time Tladis.
"I swear that if you do not talk we go back to the foreign. Maybe she'll be more honest than it was you in fifteen years. At least on my mother ... "
" Your mother wanted me as this night never come, he wanted you kept safe and together as as possible. "
" You talk as if someone really could ever divide us, "cried Hiarn, unable even to contemplate that possibility.
But while his father nodded, surrendering to the idea of having to lift any mess, Tladis wished not to have understood that his gaze, full of concern that are imposed also on the shoulders seemed like a boulder.

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