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All Chapters of The Reaver Chronicles: Ramses (Book 3): Chapter 31 - Chapter 40
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Chapter 31
Chapter 31It took me quite a bit of time to get the incantation just right. I didn’t want to miss a thing. Everything was riding on every part of this whole ritual being perfect. To say I was stressed, was an understatement. But when I finally was able to get it right, I felt that it was perfect. It definitely took longer than I wanted, but it was ok. I would rather take my time and get it right than fuck up trying to hurry. I was surprised though, because Rowen sat with me the entire time and offered his help. He was fluent in Latin, as they all were, so he was able to help out with translation. I was honestly getting used to him being around and I didn’t like it because I knew he would be gone as soon as Ramses came back. He had his own covens to run in the underworld. He had his own home, his own space. He didn’t live in New Orleans… He didn’t belong here, he didn’t belong with me... The thought made my heart ache.The biggest difference between Ramses and Rowen is, Ramses was a
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Chapter 32(Ramses) Sage and I had come to the middle point between the two X’s on the map, and stopped there. Everytime I pulled out the map the X moved but only between those two spots, so I figured this was as good of a spot as any. There had to be a reason they were moving between those two spots, and with as weird as things are around here, I didn’t doubt for a second that the portal would be opening up right where we sat. It was the best option we had, in my mind at least. The spot we were in was a clearing between the forest edges. It seemed like the only clearing in the whole area, which confirmed my thought even further that the portal would appear here, vs either of those other two spots the X marked. I just hoped we were here in time. I still wasn't sure what time it was, or how much time had passed. The sun never rises or sets here apparently, and things always just look the same. Sage attempted to talk to me multiple times, but I just kept brushing him off. I needed t
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Chapter 33Small flakes of bronze fell from my wings as I flew up to Sages level. The bronze flakes fell softly, like snow, spreading bronze flakes across the ground. Raziel was next to join me. His wings were gold, leaving gold flakes floating softly through the air. Raphael's wings were silver, shedding silver flakes rushing in the wind. It was then that I realized Rowen wasn’t with us. I knew he went to check on Katrina. Something bad must have happened to her, because he hadn’t returned. A panic struck through my guts like an ice pick as I glanced over to see him cradling her body in his arms. I couldn’t tell if he was crying, or not. As much as I wanted to rush over there with them, I couldn’t leave this battle. And we were going to need Rowen too. I mind linked him. “Brother, I know it might seem bad but we need you… Otherwise all of us will end up the same.” I pleaded. “I know.” He said back calmly. Within seconds he was airborne, with a pair of rose gold wings sprouting fro
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Chapter 34Kember let go first but Kiera didn’t seem to want to. She pulled away from me after a few moments. “I love you, Ramses. I’m glad you’re ok.” She said, and she kissed my cheek softly. Then she turned away and started walking with her sister. She hung onto my hand until the last second when she finally let go. “I know you do, beautiful.” I said softly under my breath but I knew she heard me. I then materialized to Katrina. She was in her bedroom, lying in her bed. Still unconscious, but her heart rate was increasing so I figured she would wake up here soon. To my surprise, Rowen wasn’t in her room with her. I sat on the bed next to her and I just took in every feature. She was so beautiful, even in this state, covered in soot and dried blood. I was the luckiest man in the world to have her attention. I know just how my brother, Rowen, was feeling too. I know it had only been a few days for him, but it didn’t take long to realize how special this woman was… I moved some of
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Chapter 35(Rowen)“You will be ok, this is going to work. Everything is perfect.” I whispered into Katrina’s ear. I could tell she was extremely stressed trying to make sure everything was perfect. She seemed to overthink things and overstress in serious situations, but she always made sure shit was perfect. In fact, she was perfect. I sat there for a moment and just admired her. Even in her most stressed out state, she was radiant. We were sitting here, in her living room with six blindfolded women. All of which we were about to murder, in order to open a magical portal to save my brother. Katrina was calm and collected on the outside, though I know her emotions were raging on the inside. I couldn’t believe it, but I think I was falling for her. I couldn’t be... I had known her, actually known her, for a total of four days. And in those four days, it's been chaos and total hell. But I couldn’t deny that my feelings were growing.I knew she liked me, but it wasn’t me she liked. It
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Chapter 36I exhaled a sigh of relief, Katrina was with them. I heard Ramses exhale too, at the same time. We took the battle back to the ground, helping with an onslaught of ice shards to help weaken him while the Witches did their work. Within seconds he had rolled over on his side and his wings retreated. He was no longer a threat. The Witches spell repressed his powers and he was just a harmless man now. Kiera and Kember walked over and stood by him, ensuring that the spell worked and he wouldn’t be a threat. I turned to look at Katrina just in time to see her fall. I materialized behind her and caught her before she hit the ground. I didn’t care how it looked. I didn’t even care that Ramses was standing right there when I did it. All I cared about was her. She was bleeding from the side of her face and out of her nose. I placed my hand over her head to heal her so the blood would stop. I saw Ramses take a couple of steps back and survey the scenery. I didn’t really have time t
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Chapter 37“Wow, six people huh? That’s a lot of blood, darlin.” Ramses said. I looked at Katrina to see how she would respond, I know she was really stressed about killing so many people. But she seemed fine. “I know, and I would do it again, if I had to. I wouldn’t even flinch.” She said with conviction. I was proud of her at that moment. She sounded so strong, so confident. “I am lucky to have you in my life, I don’t deserve you, darlin.” Ramses said to her. She then put her hand to her head and she looked like she was about to pass out. I refrained from running to her side because Ramses steadied her with his hand on her waist. “We should get you to bed, it's late.” He said, and he scooped her up in his arms and headed towards the bedroom. I threw back the rest of my brandy. Well, all of it really, as I hadn’t even touched it yet. Then I heard Ramses walk back out into the kitchen. “She has requested that you stay with us tonight.” Ramses said to me. I raised my eyebrow at him.
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Chapter 38(Ramses)Katrina grabbed my hand and we headed towards the shower. It felt like I hadn’t seen her in ages, and I was definitely feeling it. She turned the shower on and then discarded her shorts, leaving her in just a tank top. I could see her nipples through it, which instantly made me hard. I whipped my boxers off and flashed her a million dollar smile as I watched her look straight at my erect member. I knew exactly what she was thinking, even if I couldn't hear her thoughts. I closed the gap between us and our lips met. It was like a fire erupted around us. Nothing else mattered but her and I, and this moment. It was almost like being on The Otherside made me appreciate this realm a hell of a lot more. I really missed Katrina while I was there, and it wasn’t just the sex. It was her as a whole. I just missed her. We made our way into the shower, our lips never parting. I discarded her shirt with one swift motion. I then started kissing down her neck causing her to mo
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Chapter 39He had a point though, that could actually work. We would have to discard his body, but we could lock it in a coffin and let it sink to the bottom of the bermuda triangle, for all I cared. That would be the easy part. Getting him over there and then cutting the tether would be the hard part. I turned to Katrina. “What if we sent him to The Otherside via magic, then cut the tether?” I said. Her face got a concerned look on it and Kember started to protest but Katrina hushed her, which I thought was a little strange. “That could work! We can get working on a spell to send him over there!” Katrina said, and she went into a huddle with her sisters whispering about something. I wanted to turn on my Vampire hearing, but with no magic in this area I couldn’t if I tried. They were most likely just talking about the spell anyways. My brothers and I started heading towards the Witches and they stopped talking as soon as we crossed the barrier. It was a little weird but things were
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Chapter 40Rowen stayed with me for the next few hours while we brainstormed other ways to get rid of Sage without killing him. “This whole fucking situation would be so much easier if we could just rip his fucking throat out.” Rowen bitched. “Trust me, brother, I know. Katrina would kill us both if that were to happen though.” I said, and he agreed. The last thing we wanted to do was piss off Katrina. That was definitely not on our to do list. Plus, if we wanted to tag team her later, there was no pissing her off. Titan laughed at my thought. “You sure you can handle tag teaming her with your brother?” Titan cackled. I rolled my eyes. How would it be any different than any other tag team with my brother?” I howled back. “Well duh, because it’s Katrina.” Titan said. I waited for him to say anything relevant, but he didn’t. “I know it’s Katrina, but why would that make any difference if we tag teamed her?” I asked curiously. I was genuinely interested in my Wolf’s point of view on th
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