City of Brimstown

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Summary

Lyra- An 18 year old girl was born in to a wealthy family who expected her to stay home and marry for political gain. Wanting to make a life for herself and protect her best friend she decides to become a Cadet for the Swords of Men and help create settlements outside of their valley. Along the way she discovers that they are experimenting on untapped magic to enhance there fighting capabilities. The more magic and bloodshed she witness's the more she begins to question if she's truly fighting on the right side or not. Will she be able to protect the ones she loves most when her world as she knows it crumples around her?

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
2
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Prologue

Prologue:


I Clenched my left lower abdomen as I stumbled out of the small thicket of trees that led into the open clearing filled with rapidly moving figures and compacted white powder tainted with splatters of red and black. There was a loud ringing in my ear as I scanned the massacre in front of me. It was like looking at a silent play, nothing but white noise where there shouldn’t be. My body felt warm even as the slow oozing red liquid rapidly cooled in my clenched up hand. There were too many acolytes in the large clearing, and much fewer of us. There really had been no way to stop this inevitable blood shed. I came to the sudden realization that it did not matter how hard I fought for the better outcome, it would not come.

I watched in a haze as I caught sight of those beautiful blonde curls swinging in the girls’ hair. Watched as she raised her sword in her hand too slowly as an acolytes black paw swiped across her face. Watched as the blood smeared in the snow as those blonde curls, and the body attached to them fell sideways into the snow. My senses slowly came back to me as the rage grew at the sight of my now fallen friend. The rage that grew in my tremendous attempts to fix the mess we had made. Then The raging heat in my body grew to stone cold ice and let my features relax. I released my left hand from its grip on my side as my right hand raised and the shards of crystallized ice released from my fingertips without another second of hesitation.