WeepingWisteria

It didn't take being the deity of secrets for Raz to feel the thrum of anxiety in the air. The news had spread so quickly through the castle it was ...

Heliodor Everett Hev frowned, looking at the doctor. “Are you sure your contraption is correct? Humans don’t have hollow bones.”

Tempest Briar sighed. “Unfortunately, my search turned out rather useless.” She shrugged, as if she had really tried to look for a book about owls. There was every chance that ...

Lin listened carefully, his eyes trailing from speaker to speaker. Artemis was always the listener of their friendship. She had the ears of the wolf, where she could listen to ...

I nodded and started walking. Saturn and Hev stayed by my side. The three of us had become quite close back in France. Between the late nights trying to figure ...

Heliodor Everett could hear Jo panicking. That was fine. Humans were allowed to do that. They were allowed to yell and cry and scream and laugh and smile. There was ...

I nodded. “I would say pleasure to meet you, but that feels a little rude to your friend.” Saturn stepped forward, narrowing his eyes at the person. “Simple head trauma. ...

Heliodor Everett was used to waking up from unconsciousness. Usually that feeling was much more painful, but he would take his solace. It was cold wherever he was and he ...

I glanced back to the alleyway. “We’re taking them to the Mist!” Hev and Saturn both peeked from behind the wall. Hev looked completely neutral, whereas Saturn looked like he ...

Estella Fay hummed. That was a strange sort of response. It was almost as if he had completely missed that she had The Mist. No matter. She nodded. “Of course. ...

Estella Fay smiled. “Thank you. How exactly would you react if I told you I was taking you to The Mist?” The Mist was something everyone had an opinion on. ...

Estella Fay hummed, drawing her lips into a thin line. “I was not under the impression that people were still mugged.” With the existence of the Mist, the violent crime ...

As soon as Saturn dipped into the alleyway, Estell Fay calmly approached the two people. If they turned out to be hostile, she could easily turn them around in a ...

Estella Fay was used to running into odd things when walking the streets of London. After all, she was often the odd thing people would be running into. Saturn and ...

The house was eerily silent. Estella Fay walked in behind him. “Heliodor Everett?” Her wings fluttered. “They’re not in here. I swore they came in through this door.” She picked ...