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The next three months were a bit of a blur as my days were full of exercise and training. I would wake up each morning, with one of the sisters in bed with me. Thankfully, my clothing seemed to remain on, but their clothing seemed to lessen. They would notice the effect it had on me and giggle in response. After a light kiss on the lips, they would saunter out of the room to get ready. I would make my way downstairs to a nice hearty breakfast and a table full of friends. The day’s tasks would be discussed, so that all parties had an idea of what each person was doing. That way, if something deviated unexpectedly, we would know something was wrong. Clive and Trent had decided to take turns training with me: that way one would be able to hunt, while the other worked with me.

They would have me perform stretches to loosen up the muscles and lessen the chance of an attack. Once we were finished, we would go for a jog in the woods. The purpose was to get myself used to exerting my body as I used to, while dealing with environmental obstacles. We were careful to gage my use of my right arm, and we confident, after a few days, I would be able to use it to climb or vault over something. Each day was a different route, and my task was to try and tag either Clive or Trent, depending on who was training me on that day. The first few days were exhausting, but I did not let it discourage me. We would do this until the sun told us it was close to midday. Once we finished eating our midday meal back at the house, we would move on to the practice swords.

They would take me through movements that would help me to develop my reflexes. I would do this for an hour or more, before we would move on to sparring. For the first few days, I was purely on the defensive, the exhaustion from the previous exercises dulling my reaction time. We would stop about an hour before supper, when one of the girls would have a hot bath waiting for me. The warm water was soothing for my aching muscles and I thanked them for their assistance. I tried not to be too embarrassed, as one of the girls would wash me and massage my body as they went. They both steered clear of my groin, but their attentions did not go unnoticed. They would leave me with a smile and a wink, returning to tell me supper was ready. Everyone would talk about their day, and we would go over my current status and what we might focus on tomorrow.

By the end of the first month, I was able to get an offensive swing here or there. They were patient with me and gave me what breaks I needed so I did not injure myself. I was getting less winded and had more energy when it got time to spar. By the end of the second month, I was able to get more attacks in and was beginning to gain some confidence in my sword play. By the end of the third month, I was able to evenly attack and defend. I was also beginning to win a match here or there. We were confident that, in another month or two, I would be more than capable of defending myself moving forward, but I would have to be vigilant and keep honing my skills. I had not had an attack during that time, but we were all careful to make sure the chance of triggering one would be as low as possible.

During that time, Violet would visit most nights. She had done what I had asked and explained things to Lillian. How she had felt about her, me, and Brant. What Brant had done to her and why she had to end their physical relationship. We talked about it and we agreed that she should spend time with her friend, as well. It seemed to improve their friendship, and, about three weeks after we started my training, Lillian visited the house. She came in the evening with Violet and joined us for dinner. While everyone knew what had transpired, no one brought it up. She was greeted warmly, and engaged in conversation by everyone at the table. When the meal had concluded, she asked me to come out into the back garden. There she apologized for her thoughts and actions.

“Davik, I am sorry for how I treated you that night. I was jealous, and angry at you for something you did not even know about. You were right that I felt spurned by Violet when she decided to end things. I blamed you, thinking you had tricked her and stolen something that was mine. Then I thought that, with Violet after you, maybe I could have caught Brant’s eye. Then he wound up dead by your hands, again I blamed you for stealing that, as well. I always had thought that Violet had been a fool for ignoring Brant’s advances. Believing some fairytale nonsense, thinking you would one day return. I have never seen such devotion towards someone in my entire life, and I yearned for someone to feel that way for me.

“You did not have to send Violet to apologize, you could have very easily made sure we never talked to each other again. I knew I had ruined things when I saw how angry she had gotten that night. I had never seen that side of her, and it terrified me. Each day, I worried I would arrive at the clinic to find I no longer had work there, and that I would not be able to apprentice with Ilane anymore. I cried myself to sleep most nights, dreading the loss that was to come. Instead, you pushed Violet to mend our relationship and rekindle our friendship. You made sure that she spent time with me, outside of the clinic. When she told me of what Brant had done to her, I could not believe it. It took me a few days before I would even consider it was true, but the more I thought about how he behaved, the more I began to believe she was not lying.

“I know that it will take some time before we can trust one another, but your actions make me believe I can. I trust Violet with my life, and I know she trusts you with all her heart. So I will give you the chance to prove it to me as well. I hope that when all is said and done, that we can be friends, and both have Violet in our lives.”

I smiled and said, “There would be nothing that would please me more. You and I came into this situation without all the facts. Violet has a habit of that, and I had forgotten it, during my time away. I can only hope to earn your trust and prove that I have no intention of getting in the way of your friendship. Besides, a man cannot have too many lovely ladies in his life. I feel blessed enough with the ones I have; to add you would only make me even luckier.”

She blushed as I took her hand and bent down to place a soft kiss on it. I received a jolt when my lips contacted her skin, as a shock permeated my body. I had never had that happen before and, based on the reaction on Lillian’s face, she had not either. Still blushing she bade me goodnight and went inside to say goodbye to everyone. I was still pondering the meaning of what just happened, when I felt I had been joined outside. I turned to find Violet standing there with a big smile on her face. We kissed some and said our goodbyes before she headed home for the night.

Neither of us brought up the jolt that had occurred when Lillian would come to visit. I, of course, mentioned what had happened to Violet, and she proceeded to torment me about it. She had a naughty streak in her, for she would describe different scenarios involving Lillian, or her and Lillian. Things I would be doing to them, things they would do to me. When she would suggest the three of us, she would get even wilder with her fantasies. Me being a man, I could visualize them, and they had the intended result of arousing me. Violet would, of course, either take pity on me and satiate our lust, or, if she was in a playful mood, leave me to deal with it on my own. The side effect of her fantasies was that I would see Lillian in my mind’s eye at certain times when we would spend time together. While I do not doubt that was Violet’s intention, I did not feel it was right. I scolded her on it, and she said she would stop, but I didn’t expect that it would last very long.

The blood moon came and went without incident, and another month passed. My skills were improving, and everyone was pleased with my progress. Ilane had been having trouble narrowing down the location of the woman she was seeking. She was confident that soon she would have her answer, as she had narrowed down where the woman had last been seen only a few months ago. If her information was correct, we would set out in a few weeks’ time to meet with her. Ilane had sent a courier to the village where her source had said they last saw the woman. Her hope was that she would either receive correspondence that the woman was still in the village or be given the location where the woman was now. This news filled me with newfound hope and purpose. I needed to be ready when she located the woman - there was no telling what dangers could be along the road.

The news had the same energizing effect on everyone in the house, and there was work being done by all parties. The girls were preparing meats and pickled fruits and vegetables, to ensure we had a robust assortment of food for the trip.

Clive and Trent went into town to collect new bow strings, knives and swords. We did not have to dip into the funds I had hidden away, as they were able to use the profits from the girls’ stall. I was rather proud of what they had accomplished. Everyone loved their produce, and they were selling out fast. Soon they would need help, both at the stall, and to tend their crops.

I had begun negotiations with Ruben to purchase additional land for the girls. We both wanted there to be no doubt that the land was purchased fairly, despite our close relationship. We did not want to cause any more negativity directed towards me. We would probably have the deal finalized after we returned from our trip, and I was confident that the price would be amicable. The girls, of course were unaware that I had started this endeavor, and I was looking forward to surprising them.

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When I opened my eyes the sun had gone down, and the moon had begun its rise. The attacks occurred when the moon was at its highest point in the sky. I had some time; I collected my gear, and headed downstairs. The others were sitting at the table; the tension could be cut with a knife. I could see the worry on their faces; Liza and Trina were in tears. Trent and Carl were trying to calm them down, while the rest sat with hard looks on their faces. I was shocked to hear that, but looking...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 12

The arrow went right through his Adam’s apple, all he managed was a gurgle before falling forward. The sound he made must have reached his comrades, as I heard them increase the speed of their approach. When he had hit the ground, the arrow was pushed even further through his neck, causing a spurt of blood to escape the wound. I could see that the arrow had pierced his spine, near the base of his skull. Within moments, he stopped breathing; a large puddle of blood was oozing out around him....

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 10

Even though there had been eighteen years since he had left, the smell of what lay inside had remained. The smell of decaying flesh filled the building, and I tried to control myself. Lillian had to leave, as the sight and smell were too much for her. I heard her asking for the Patron and whoever took care of the village’s dead to come to the shop immediately. The door muffled what she said next and I tried to focus. I needed to see what had happened in that room. There were two beds on the...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 8

The next week was much of the same routine each day. Wake up and spend roughly twenty-four hours cutting logs into boards, without any sleep. The boys came after the second day and began to work with me to deal with the logs. The tough weather had come through and I did my best to protect the inside of the house. With them working together on one and me working on another, we doubled the work that could be done. Violet would visit for breakfast and lunch, while Ruben would eat dinner and help...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 4

I put the cover over the pot, preserving the food for later, and left it to the side of the fire. I put a log on the fire and adjusted the currently burning ones to surround the new log, ensuring that it would catch and keep going while I was gone. I grabbed my satchel from off the pack, my water flask and the rabbit hide. It would prove useful if I was lucky, I might not even need to make any drying racks. Confident I had everything I needed for my quick trip, I made my way out of the cave...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 24

We cut our way through another dozen Voguel before we reached the end of the scent trail. We turned right down a fork corridor and found an open door. My senses told me there was at least one person inside. But there could have been more. Lillian, however, confirmed that there was only one and her demeanor meant that it was our former captive. I slowly walked into the room and saw multiple cells, one of which was open. I approached the open door to find her in chains. There was a dead body on...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 6

“How long has it been?” The woman before me asked softly. “You have grown into a fine young man, Davik.” My eyes narrowed, “It has been ten years, but this is not possible. You were not Voguel, nor should this be able to occur like this. I have dreamt of my mother often over the years, but you are nothing like her. So, end your mindless tricks and show me who you really are.“ The woman’s eyes twinkled, a small amount of pride appeared in her eyes and she shook her finger at me. “Ahh, ahh,...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 16

As I entered the back of the wagon, I fought to clear my head of the feelings her appearance was dredging up from the recesses of my mind. She looked so much like my mother had when I was young, and if felt the yearning a child has to be embraced by their mother. I had thought that she had made herself resemble my mother through manipulation, a way of adjusting my dreamscape to benefit her agenda. Now I believed that she merely used it, knowing through the dreamscapes connection that she...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 16

I laid my eyes on her once again, I was lucky that such a beautiful creature loved me as much as she did. I only hoped that I would be worthy of that love. I spent the rest of the night just watching her, as I waited for the sun to begin its journey through the sky. Just after dawn, Violet woke up, stretching her beautiful body, and greeted me with a warm smile. She gave me a soft, passionate kiss, got out of the bed, and left the room. A short time later, she returned with a tray of...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 4

I felt drained as I sat on the bed and, though they were only pricks of the skin, the experience was enough to make me lightheaded. However, it was the mixing of the blood that had left me feeling drained. Lillian had said that I would feel better with some rest and left with the others to help Janet. The plan was to complete the rest of the procedure with the ladies in their respective rooms. That way they would be able to rest on their beds as the change occurred. The biggest issue would...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 5

I awoke with a start, and found I needed to retch as well, the imagery had made me sick to my stomach, and I swore that my genitals felt a little tender. It was as if they felt a miniscule fraction of what had happened, and it only made me curse Brant even more. Once I had finished throwing up, I got some water, and went about cleaning up after myself. Once I had that done, I went about my morning business, after putting some more wood on the fire. When I returned to the cavern, I went to...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 8

My heart skipped a beat and I felt a lump from in my throat as I heard Fergus utter the name of the one, I was dreading would come to Fardun, in search of me. “Fergus, are you sure that it was him? Like, absolutely sure that Brenson was the one who was asking around for me?” “Aye, lad, it was him,” he said with a nod. “He was, of course, much older, with some drastic changes, but I never forget a face.” I took a few deep, calming breaths before I asked, “You said that he had drastic...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 19

It has been nearly three weeks since we found out about Jethro and everyone has done what they could to try and help locate Violet. Edgar sent men to each town, village and inn that was along the way. I scoured the area between them, looking for signs and even using my abilities in the hopes of locating a trail. I even visited Cartha and Dru’Tirk, but no sign there. Lillian even joined me to look, but even her skills and abilities in her wolf form did not help. After two weeks, I was...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 30

Lillian “You have been asking around about something you shouldn’t be, little lady. I am afraid you are going to have to come with us, or you might get hurt.” I looked around, hoping to find something that I would be able to use, but there was nothing. I closed my eyes, focusing on the training I did with Janet and the others on the way here and everything that I learned. I opened my eyes to see the ringleader stepping towards me, reaching his arm out to grab me. One of the things they...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 8

It had been nearly two months since we had left the port town of Iltha’tal and thankfully we had not run into any trouble. We had maintained the schedule of who would travel the forests and who would travel in the wagon. Of those who did travel in the wagon, the driver on duty rotated between everyone and at least one other sat to keep them company. They also kept their eyes on the forest just in case something slipped by the others. Training their skills and accessing their combat awareness...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 28

Our two-month journey back to the Vishant Capital city was uneventful. There were no attacks or distractions, but the looming threat of our enemy still hung in the air. We worked hard to prepare ourselves for what would occur in the coming days. Endless fighting drills and sparring matches. Some one on one, but now almost all were an eight-person free for all. Lillian would watch and keep track of the hits and wins. Her practice came on our hunts and she reveled in our time together then. I...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 18

Aphronia walked quickly as she made her way through the dark corridors. Her cloak glided through the air as she moved quickly and purposefully through the lair, the swish of her dress caressing her legs as she made long quick strides. Her plan had not gone at all the way she hoped, but she had been able to escape with the knife and had been able to poison those bitches. She had been unsure if their threats had been genuine, but she hoped they enjoyed having their so-called cure fed to them....

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 6

I awoke with no memory of what might have appeared in my dreams, and I was thankful for that. The mixture of the journal contents, as well as somehow reliving Brant’s dreams, was starting to weigh on me. I knew I had to find out what each was leading me to, but I worried what I would be like when I reached the end. I stretched my sore muscles - I would need to get more padding for my bed roll. For now, I would go check my snares for any animals they might have caught, and then collect the...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 20

As I opened the door to a house that I had not been in for nearly nine years, various emotions filled me. The most prominent was the sense of loss that it brought in me; the loss of both my parents and my best friend. Violet should be here with me, helping me through this as she had always done in the past, but she was missing. Having Liza and Lillian was a small comfort and one that I greatly appreciated. I took a deep breath and took a step through the doorway, into the entrance to my...

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