Sarah Johnson
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Kace gritted his teeth as he read the notification. This was the reason he had never used this ability since he had unlocked it. However, this was not the time to be stingy. No matter how many years he had to sacrifice, it would definitely be better than his life ending right now. Kace looked at his options. He felt quite lucky that time had seemed to come to a standstill when he evoked this ability. 'Damn, it gave me the worst possible case of increase to how many years I have to sacrifice.'…-
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Kace had initially been pleased with even being able to put a scratch on her armour. He had thought to capitalise on it and deal a mental blow to his opponent. However, now she was eyeing him with a predatory look in her eyes. It made him feel extremely uncomfortable. After all, that was the signature look that he fired at someone to make them feel uneasy. So how could he not recognise the world of hurt that he was in for? His eyes traced her rapid movements as she closed in on him yet again. 'Using the…
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Kace involuntarily flinched when he thought about the damage that would come from that. He suppressed the need to cover his manhood from her sight, just barely though. As he was thinking about what he could say to defuse the murderous intent in her eyes, the announcer interrupted his thoughts. "Begin!" He roared enthusiastically as the crowd went into an uproar. "Wai..." Kace began to say but was cut short as he forced to avoid a blow to his skull. 'What the fuck! I didn't even see her move!' Kace's…
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"What the fuck!" Kace blurted out with surprise as the announcement still rang in his mind. He stepped out of the dark passage into an area that resembled a roman colosseum. As Kace looked around in bewilderment, he noticed that the arena was actually outside. It was surrounded on all sides by high castle walls though. Making it obvious that it had been built in an open area of the castle grounds. The spectator seats were filled with vampires as they stared down at him with disgust. He got the distinct…
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Their captors marched Kace, Grugda and the crew through a smaller door once they passed inside. Kace looked over his shoulder to watch as Sophia and Raven were led away to another room. 'God damn it! I thought I was going to get preferential treatment!' Kace swore to himself angrily as he descended the cold stairs that awaited beyond the door. After every few steps, there was an unnatural, cold source of light embedded in an alcove. It allowed Kace to study the sturdiness of the walls of the castle. The…
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Although they were being guided by the group of soldiers, Kace and his companions were still subjected to another search by the team of guards in charge of the city gates. 'At least they are serious about doing their job.'Kace thought while studying the suspicious looks they were giving each one of them. Only after asking the trio of leaders about their captives and making them document their arrival, did they finally allow them to pass. Gasps of shock and awe escaped from the crew members as they passed…
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"You lie!" Carl hissed, his face contorted with outrage. 'She must be lying! If it's the truth and the queen finds out...' Sophia glared at his little outburst as if dealing with a petulant child. 'Pathetic, he hasn't changed in all of these years. He still harbours fantasies of making me his wife.' Sophia felt disgusted at the sight of the older vampire. "You dare to deny it?" Sophia scoffed. "You expect us to believe such a claim when you offer no proof!" Carl retorted. Celia cast her gaze back and…
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The city ahead of them seemed to come alive as small dots that marked its inhabitants began to rush back and forth. The large, black stone gates slowly crept open. Kace's eyes went wide as he watched the procession of a large number of figures exciting the city. "Raven, what do you mean she knows about our arrival? How could she know and more importantly, how do you know about it?" Kace asked with a curious tone. "She gave me a locket all those years ago. I've always kept it with me. Since I'd never run…
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Kace's group had a similar experience to the heroes party. Once they found themselves on solid ground again, their first reaction was to spew their guts out. Kace looked around at their surroundings. Immediately noticing the not so subtle differences in the two worlds. For one, the sky was pitch black; the three moons in the sky only reflected a small amount of light down to the surface of the planet. As far as the eye could see, there was only black rocky ground that formed ranges of steep spikes that…
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The heroes rushed at them at a single unit. Each one bombarded their location with their best spells. Grugda and the vampires rushed to build a hasty defence to intercept them. They layered walls of ice and rock one after the other. Dampening the effects of the mixed spells. "Hurry up will you!" Sophia yelled at Feliks. "Hmph! Do you even realise how hard it is to activate this thing alone?" Feliks threw back at her. Beads of sweat rolled down both his brows as the strain put an immense burden on his…
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