All Chapters of The Moon Goddess Dream: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

  Trozan recognized those shadows. The two turned toward the ferals within thirty feet of the trolls and about to pounce. In unison, a mysterious pair threw off their cloaks. The two cloaked individuals stood in front of Trozan and his people. The lead one spoke plainly for all to hear, “Fear not! We will kill them in no time. For now, ready yourself to run upward to the mountain. Just a few miles ahead is the icy cave. " David announced as he removed his invisible coat over his head as well as Anna's. They stood guard before the family of the troll. Anna brandished the strange movement of the earth as if breathing in below her. Summoning the fire as the tree burns with it and everything rooted in the earth with her sheer commands. Protecting the trolls within reach.

The weather has turned to threaten; rain thrashes down and mist crumples around the entire view and hard stone steps lead downwards.The lone and huge white eagle cruises drew away from them in low from behind, interesting and elegant. After sending them ducking, it settles on a column and swirls its head back in a mewing statement of hostility yet warming Anna's heart. The white eagles stared at her like it knew her and recognized her, it seemed to scream out of warning, telling her something from beyond. The distinct stream below sets upon fallen trees, flailing them against stones into uneven paths. Among them, the rare greenery welcomes and glitters them from below, waiting for them.Alongside Anna, the water flows from the openings and streams down the rock faces. This is nature brought into the world, and as mad as the wintry wind in White Mountain. She shivered from the frigid air.They tried their hardest to descend without killing themselve

  Prenah's calm demeanor disappeared in that one second. The mask man examined her creased brow and his lips twirled into what she anticipated to be a vicious grin. The men shouted and whooped, urging the quandary man on. He wriggled and propelled his way back in the path he came from. "Bring her to my cabin's chamber." He instructed, his powerful voice sounding in her ears. So this is what was to become of her? But he looks rather familiar. His eyes were like Henry and his voice even though distorted was so familiar. Or was she mistaken? She was to be ruined by a man after he rescued her from a horrendous crowd. What was stopping him from eliminating her after he finished with her? The suspicions flickered through her mind. She was oblivious but Lameck had pulled the ropes on her wrists and started to steer her after her rescuer. Prenah strolled limply after, her feet tripping over every bum

Lady Maria's Cottage Please tell me I'm wrong, is that Lady Magda?" Lady Maria asked, looking at David, after a few seconds a contorted expression appeared on her face upon looking at the horses with two unconscious individuals on their back. Trozan and his group were now camped inside Lady Maria's clearing."Sadly, yes that's her!" David replied then held his breath, he doesn't want to anger the healer, he knows better than that."Her existence here brings bad luck. That leech is not welcome!" Lady Maria shouted in a panic. Then she squared her shoulder and put her hands on her hips. She stepped towards David and wrinkled her nose as if telling him that his sister was not at all welcome.When Lady Maria stopped babbling, David knew there was a problem. He has known her for nearly a year, when h

 Later that night, the apelike people knew how to throw a party. They gathered in a row of halls attached that were even larger than the fairyland village market Harry had seen when they first arrived. Most of the cave dwellers had come to the welcome celebration of his arrival. There were hundreds of them. They crammed the carved-out halls with echoes of conversation and laughter.These were not the modest species Harry had thought them to be. Their system and ornaments were understandable and rare, their cave sketches almost childlike, but they were socially integrated and communally attached like no other community he had ever seen. They held up ethical integrity about them that he could compare to, something he knew his companions could not understand. He had a weird communion with them. He understood why the old man had decided to live with the cave inhabitants. His recent predisposition