I am a murderer

"I need to teach you a lesson for disobeying me," Daylen said. In an instant he appeared next to Seva. The man gulped.

"It's getting dark. I couldn't leave the boy outside to freeze," Seva made an excuse. That was not entirely the reason by which he opened the doors of the house to Syvan. But it seemed like a reasonable excuse to give Daylen to avoid facing his wrath.

Daylen held back a groan. He was trying to avoid coming into contact with Syvan not open the doors to his home to the boy. There was no way for him not to avoid the disaster that occurred eight hundred years back to happen again.

Syvan died once in the hands of the moon goddess, he would be a fool to let that happen again. "I need him gone, right now!" he demanded. "Get him out of my house."

Seva swallowed hard. He had never seen Daylen enraged as he was in that moment. It was an unforeseen reaction. Rather than be excited to see his beloved, the former moon god was angered to the core. Seva gulped.

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