Semua Bab The Sorceress and the Wolf Charmer: Bab 1 - Bab 5

                    Chapter 1 “Drink this herbal licorice root tea to relieve your headache. Drink it while it is warm. These tea leaves are freshly picked from the fields by the local farmers this morning. I will give it to you for free. Take this after eating your meal to avoid stomach upsets. Don't eat spicy foods while you are drinking this.” the herbalist said while mixing other dry powders and seeds with lukewarm water. “Yes, Miss Elizabeth, I will do what you said. Thank you and may God from above bless you all the time for your goodwill. Here are the newly-baked bread my wife made. Take this.” the man handed her a paper bag full of breads. “Thank you, Mister. I won’t refuse your offer; I haven’t got that much money to afford eating breakfast. I truly appreciate this.” Elizabeth smiled sincerely towards the man. The man found himself walking towards the wooden door. Elizabeth began eating the wa

                    Chapter 3 Lord Avide and his companions ran hurriedly down the mountains after experiencing the encounter. They packed their bags and came out of their huts, with their own servants following them and holding their stuffs. Lord Avide is fuming with anger. Anais, you bitch. You will regret what you had done to me this very day, and will wish that you have not lived and walked this Earth. I will let you experience my revenge, just so you wait. I won’t let this pass; no one has ever resisted me. Well, except the pretty Elizabeth. You two will join and be friends, soon. You two suit each other’s fiery personalities. Wait until I reach my city. You will know where is hell soon enough. After walking for hours, they reached the city proper, down the mountains. While walking, Lord Avide is already plotting something, planning some shrewd actions wi

Chapter 5“Sinners, repent while you have the chance, for you to see the Kingdom of God! God is ever merciful; giving us many chances to change for the good. Pray to Him in your last moments!”Loads of oil carried from the carriage to the execution area by the well-built men. Their heads are bowed down while carrying the loads, no one dared to lift their heads; their faces are gloomy. The prisoners, werewolves and herbalists, were tied above the pyre tightly.The townsfolk that are watching the public execution in the city proper are silent, children are weeping silently. Not a single noise can be heard from the people, no one uttered a single word. Only the strong wind blowing from the mountains in the east is to west is heard. The gushing winter wind is freezing for the people without winter coats, and the people still came to watch the execution of the werewolves and herbalists despite the bitter cold climate.No one from the unlit pyre is