e capital of Odairo, two men wer
early twenties shouted as he ran thr
Declan's cold, hu
oured eyes, with blond or brown hair and skin pleasantly tanned under the summer sun. Declan was the opposite of the warmth of the people of Ehlesaar. His pale skin
rong. However, behind those dark grey eyes, he held secrets, pain, and nightm
e had bided his time, keeping his pain inside him for years. No matter how s
h dreams and whims and focusing on revenge. To learn the truth and to bring justice to his house. Declan had risen through
what his dreams contained, and with time, he learned to keep silent, waking in a cold sweat. Even now, those night
blond, spoke up, bringing Declan out of his dark
ow off his status. Gloves covered his hands, despite the warm weather, and a black cloak
black, chin-length hair. The city was getting ever clo
ing, shall we contin
sest confidant. They were sent to the palace by the general of the western
general Elian trusts us more
a clan that was once said to be as powerful as the royals. A clan sacrificed for the betterment of the kingdom. Aren pulled himself out of his dark thoug
e pretty little things?" Aren asked sugge
st gorgeous women in the land. Not that he cared, nor was he interested. He would never feel
curtly as he raised his hand. A ball of lightning crackled around it,
et it," he said.
alked ahead, leaving his
rray of things from general daily household needs to trinkets and ornaments that one would buy a woman they wished to pamper to toys and puppets to please th
rances and the fresh breeze. Despite it being the capital, it was clear Ehlesaar was still nature's haven. Trees
to play with other kids they were passing in the busy streets or simply to annoy their parents. Middle-aged women stopped amid their shopping to gossip about the lat
n who walked by. Both cast him a look, giggling as t
o his dark, brooding companion. Declan did not reply, ignorin
t came his way. It was a shame that a clan that was once so famous had been forgotten so quickly. D
body that passed him. Declan stopped suddenly, and Aren slammed into his horse's rear, making the horse neigh and kick the offending man, causin
etting to his feet and looking at the man
o. If you were not staring at every woman that walked past like a lecher, you would have seen that
sed his white mane and followed his master with the same arrogance. Aren frowned. "Like
ripe mango which he refused. Aren shrugged and tossed one to the horse, despite being kicked by him only mo
e bridge. The guards at the first gate asked them their business, only to notice Aren of House Silver Mountain's cre
moon with three claw marks tearing through the moon, was embroidered on his left s
ilver Mountain, I welcome you on behalf of His Ro
earn... was this a joke to the man? He clenched his free hand that was not resting on the hilt
father should have inherited that title, and then his brother. It was not his to tak
to see you. You owe me answers, and
g him, inch by inch. His hands crackled with electricity, but h