All Chapters of The Blue Moon: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Next morning    The rays of sunlight that penetrated from the window shone in Ameliah’s eyes which caused her to wake up. She rose up from bed and yawned loudly while stretching her arms. “Oh no, I’m late again for his breakfast” She exclaimed and dashed into her small sized bathroom. She did her business and ran to her wardrobe. Then she wore her uniform and took her hairpin. She ran out of her room while doing her hair. She ran to his room and knocked lightly. “Come in” Stephen said from inside. She slightly opened the door and walked in. “Good morning master” Ameliah said with a deep bow. “Morning” He replied climbing down from his bed. He glanced at her and said, “No need to prepare a breakfast for me, I am not

The cold and eery silent night dominated the night. Thunder struck and A dim light that could nearly be seen in the dark was revealed. The light illuminated a building that seemed like a hall and it was located in the woods.             *             “My Lord, we have to do something on what the future tells us, the boy is gonna be a threat if he acquires the dagger’s powers” a figured said while bowing down before an unknown figure.             

Let’s go, he’s dead”, one of the doom squad stated as they stared at the deep hole, turned and left.    .    .             THE FOREST                      Theo opened his eyes the moment the sun shone brightly on his face, he staggered back on his feet and groaned as he did.        

Theo's eyes glowed brightly as it emitted blue fire, his whole body began to burn as lightening sparked round his body, a great energy radiated from him, filing the cave with deep aura, he yelled in pain as he finally fainted on the ground.    .    .    .             ___FEW DAYS LATER___    .    .             Theo was woken up by a tap on hi

“You heard the master, Find the dagger!!!”Gomok ordered still catching his breath.             *    *             *NEXT DAY*             Theo rubbed his eyes and yawned loudly, he looked around as everything was blurry but with time everything became clear.    He staggered back on his feet to observe his wounds, but they had healed