The Death Curse

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This was different though, this man was angry at her, but she knew it would take more than just her rambling to save her from the man. Shed known her words would do little to no help when the man kept a blank face while she rambled on.

Would this man kill her or not? Certainly, if he wanted to kill her, he wouldve done so a while ago, right? The suspense was killing her, and her anxiety skyrocketed.

Fate and Order! Lela wasn particularly happy with them at the moment, but if she wanted a savior, they were the only beings who could save her. Lela shut her eyes, her body shaking, her blood pressure rising, she didn know how to summon them, Fate and Order, but she was going to try.

”Fate and Order, if you can hear me, please save me ” Lela cried inwardly. There was no response, from Fate and Order at least.

Lela wasn ready as the man yanked her closer to him, closing the space between them. She had lost her balance and tipped sideways, her body threatening to become one with the fresh grass. She closed her eyes, ready for an impact with the grass that never came because the man flung his bloody sword and wrapped the hand around Lelas tiny waist, further connecting their bodies.

Lela gasped as chills went down her spine at the contact. Her hands landed on his firm chest to gain more balance, and for a split moment, she felt like a princess dancing at a ball.

Lela took in controlled breaths and then slowly opened her eyes, one after the other. The view Lela opened her eyes to knock the air out of her. The man was beautiful; he had a chiseled jawline that Lela feared was sharper than his blade, but his high cheekbones and small lips stood out the most. His glowing eyes were small and spaced evenly apart, sitting below his thick eyebrows that curved as a natural extension of his tall nose. His thick long hair, which after a closer look she found out was red, fell forward, serving as a little curtain around their faces.

Lela watched his face, she watched his thick brows furrow, in annoyance? Maybe, but his annoyance was the least of her concerns. Her concern was the mans eyes that seemed to be glitching as they became a brighter red and then darken. Surely this man was not human, no human could do that with their eyes. A new wave of fear approached Lela, threatening to drown her whole; she wanted to shut her eyes tight and wish this was all a bad dream, but that would mean losing her guard around him, and she couldn do that if she wanted to live that is.

Fayan watched the princess, he watched as streaks of moonlight penetrated through his thick red hair, casting a soft light on her face, accentuating her features. He never looked this closely at her before, and he feared his new findings would linger in his mind for days to come. The Princess, he noticed, had tiny, barely visible black moles around the slight curve of her eyes, and a few more scattered around her cheeks. His eyes traveled lower, stopping at her plump lips; he may have lingered on her lips a second too long because when he looked at Princesss eyes, they were already trained on his and before he could react, the Princess closed the space between their heads, binding them together in a simple soft kiss.

”Princess, where are you? ” Lela knew that low whisper, and for the first time since she woke up, she was happy to hear Kimis voice.

Lela pulled away from him, she had certainly gone mental, she thought. She had kissed the man that killed her, and he was going to kill her again for kissing him, but the man had other plans as his hand that held her arm traveled into her black hair, tugging on the soft locs as he connected their lips back together, kissing her roughly as if his life depended on it, with their foreheads pressed together.

”Princess, if you
e here please come out, ” that annoying voice was distracting them again. Fayan growled, releasing the princess. He didn have time to process what they had just done, what he had just done, when the princess pushed him and ran towards the voice, her old black cloak flowing behind her as she ran.

What had they just done?