Chapter 137: The Aftermath of War

"Ragnor would take care of her. I am not leaving you again," Nyota said and hugged George. "We both did this together, and we will pay the price together," she said.

George made room for Nyota on the sofa to lie down next to him. He managed to keep a straight face despite the pain he was going through trying to move. Nyota smiled and lay down in front of him in the space he had made and he wrapped his arms around her finding comfort in each other, as well as keeping each other warm. The cold wind blew in from the window, whose glass had been shattered by Ragnor on his way out. The whole room was a complete mess.

Outside the palace and in the city, the inner wall they built remains intact but more than fifty per cent of the outer wall was damaged. Close to the outside wall, and scattered around, the inner wall, were the remains of the humans. That of the vampires had burned to ash. The humans and the vampires left alive moved all the bodies to one place and buried them next to each ot