All Chapters of The Heritage of Power - The Hunter's Tale (Book 1): Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Purple Creek, June 2004She felt as if she was flowing through the air, traversing the dense, impenetrable blackness of the space. Despite closed eyes she could notice that it brightened around her. It was as if she emerged from the darkness. She felt delicate, slightly collapsing ground underfoot. She slowly raised her heavy eyelids, looked around, and she knew that she was dreaming.

    Bryan came back home and he went to the only place, where he could think freely, undisturbed. To the stable. He wanted to work hard to ease the tension, but soon he saddled his favorite gelding and galloped towards the hills.    For the last six months was trying really hard to erase her image from his memory. He was sure he made it. That he managed to recover from this strange infatuation, which lasted for more than a year and a half. Today he convinced himself that he was wrong!

    Suddenly, the wind died down. The strange, inexplicable pain they felt, eased. The soft music stopped. All of this, so they could hear her words. 

    It was after midnight when they came back home. Their grandmother was a lovely woman, but at the same time very vivid and could suck up all your energy! Climbing the stairs seemed to and extremely hard target now, but since Jay didn’t want to sleep on the couch in the living room, she had to make this last effort.  As she reached her bedroom she murmured “Night!” to her brothers, shut the door behind her back and sighed with relief. It was almost forty-eight hours since she woke up and she was drooping on her feet. Yes, she passed out for couple of hours, but since she went through a lot before it happened, she couldn’t count it even as a nap!

    Before Carter, Christian, Jay and Jason were ready to leave for Missoula, everything was already set. After a series of meetings with Isabela and Sean, they prepared the plan – intensity of workouts and trainings in the field of magic. During the week Mark, Michael and Daniel were supposed to train harder, so at weekends Sean could have more time for eldest twins. They also took into consideration visits in Missoula.