All Chapters of BLOOD BOUND TO HER THREE MATES: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

While the investigation for the murder of Orroc was ongoing, it seemed to have shot The Martoshi's paranoia into the sky and she was there with her all morning, humming songs that made Freya's head hurt. The female was desperate for her to survive and Freya thought it would break her when she finally disappeared. The sooner the better though, so that the Martoshi can get into the business of creating another heir, if it wasn't already too late for her. Finally, the Martoshi was called upon and her nanny took over. This one was a simple female and half an hour later, she was snoring wildly. Freya silently climbed out of the cot, pulled her cloak from its hiding place and threw it on. After watching the outskirts for a good while, she figured out the pattern of the patrolling giants. They did seem at alert, on the lookout for something. It would be tough but she thought she and Adrian would be able to leave. Excited, she left to find him, tracing his scent. Some minutes later, she

As the night progressed and the giants got drunker and drunker, Freya was introduced to sights that she wished she had gone her entire adult life without having to witness. The giants were as loud and lousy as they looked as they fucked in the shadows, on the floor, against the wall. “A giant sized orgy.” She heard from behind her and startled when she realised that Adrian had somehow found his way to her. “Were you going to continue pretending like I don’t exist?” He asked her. “That’s not what I’m doing.” She protested. “You have been avoiding me.” He replied and she bit her lip. “Take me back, Adrian and end this madness.” She whispered. “You think I’m not trying? That’s not how my power works.” He replied, sounding frustrated. “Creating a portal between realms is not a walk in the woods. It might be that the time is not right and that’s the reason why it won’t happen.”Her nanny suddenly appeared, frowning when she saw the proximity between them. She cooed something and haul

Adrian shook his head. “I’ve never seen something like this.” He said and her breath exploded out of her chest with disappointment. “Okay.” She pulled back but he grabbed her hand while she hurried to put out of her magic. “But I’ve heard of it, everyone in my realm has actually. It’s like a fairytale.”She settled in front of him, her breath quickening with excitement. “Tell me.” She said. “It’s nothing good.” He started, a frown in his voice. “Most of the stories make mention of only the four elementals from which the lives of sorcerers was born but the more ancient books mention one more elemental, the Shadow sorcerer. She was the darkness to the light of the four elementals, the death to their life and every bit as powerful. While the elementals loved to create, she revelled in destruction and destroyed everything she touched.”“If she was so dangerous why didn’t they just kill her?” Freya asked. “A balance is always needed. You cannot have life without death and perhaps she

Freya startled at the commotion and looked to find Nehemey skewered on a giant’s pike. Her second hand rose and her shadows wreathed around the last giant, choking on the spot. “Nehemey stay with me.” She heard Adrian say behind her. All seven of the giants groaned in pain as her spread through their blood, except the Martoshi. Freya sweated with the effort it took to keep her magic from ripping into the female. It was exponentially more difficult than the effort it would have taken for her to kill them all at once. “I wanted to love.” She heard Nehemey say from behind her. “I never dared to, not once since the day I was born. You made me want more Adrian. For the first time in my life, I loved and it was not perfect, but it was beautiful.”“Don’t. Just hang on, we’ll get you treated.” He urged. “My heart is damaged.” Said Nehemey before she dissolved into terrible coughing. “Whatever you do, you must survive, promise me that.”“Nehemey.” Adrian called. “Nehemey!!”She was dead.

The air became fumes of heat and Freya expected her skin to evaporate from her bones but it didn’t. She looked up to find the fire arching off an invisible shield that Adrian had thrown up above them. The fire ended as suddenly as it began and they sat up, watching the great wings clapping in the sky as the huge creature flew away. Freya rubbed at her eyes. “Am I seeing right? There’s no way that’s a-““Dragon.” Adrian completed for her. “There‘s somebody on it.” He said and she saw that. Red hair. “Female.” She said and scoffed. “What sort of realm did you bring us to? There are giants and dwarves, three suns and five moons. And now dragons?!”He laughed. “Have you never seen one?” “You have?!” She asked, surprised. “That’s right, the dragon in your realm would have long died out. There’s one in my realm, they are as rare as portalers and they are usually ridden by the ruler of the realm.”“So the woman on it...” she mused. “Yes, that was most likely the queen of the realm.” S