Chapter 177: What feels right

Silas.

"Cassie-"

Darkness filled my vision as I searched through the obsidian clouds for her body. The darkness slowly gave way to the roaring sound of chaos, and an explosion of power that illuminated the area. There upon the floor was the delicate body of a woman with pink shades within her hair and celestial blue eyes that stared blankly at me.

"Cassie... no-" What I saw before me wasn't real. Her body, lifeless upon the floor while a mirrored image of her stood ghostly before her brother's body. She was powerful and far more beautiful than I could ever imagine her being, but there was one problem.

She was no longer attainable...she was a goddess now, and far from my reach.

I'd lose her just like I lost Anna.

Flashes of the day Cassie died spun through my mind more than once since I had been gone. Watching Cassie die wasn't something I hadn’t been able to handle. The moment of her death made Anna's death flash through my mind and my heart broke.

Granted, things with Anna had been different, and perhaps part of me had loved Anna- even though I knew I couldn't have her-but the problem was I cared for Cassie more than I ever did Anna.

Odin, seemed to have sensed this and sent me on an errand to appease the Fae realm.

Not something I was crazy about, but with my job done there, it was time for me to face the woman I was in love with. The one woman I wouldn't be able to have no matter how much I wanted her.

The moment I stepped into her room and heard her beautiful voice, I couldn't contain myself from making a smartass comment. I half expected her to lash out at me with anger, but instead she ran to me, throwing her arms around my neck as she hugged me.

Never had I imagined she would give me this kind of reaction, but feeling her within my arms was something I would never forget. “Silas, where have you been?"

"I'm sorry-" I whispered, "I was out of the realm on business."

As she pulled away slightly, I had the opportunity to gaze down in her beautiful celestial blue eyes once more, and though my heart clenched with hurt over my situation, I pushed a brave smile on my face. "Oh, I wasn't told that..."

“Yeah, Odin had me go take care of things. Honestly, I didn't think you would be excited about seeing me though. Maybe I should leave more often."

as she pulled away more and shook her head. 'No, you're not allowed to leave anymore. I need you

I couldn't allow her to need me because I wasn't going to be able to be what she wanted. That wasn’t my place. I was a protector of the realm, and

who would ever be able to

at least be a friend by her side... for

sitting on, she followed me

hands over her face before her fingers rushed through her hair

was sat I nodded. "I see. So while I was gone the past few weeks no one has really explained anything

front of a group of people I don't know, and then told me I need

and she wasn't any more informed than what she had

soft breath escaped her lips and she cast her eyes towards the floor. "I wasn't exactly myself after what happened. The powers Pollux gave me were a lot to handle, and I slept for what felt like days before

what Odin had me do was far more important than simply sitting

you woke up, but I'm here now and I'd be happy to answer any questions you have.

that, Silas. The seem to be nothing but a pain in the ass and I haven't even done anything yet. Although..." she said pointedly, "I did

He never let anyone help with the games as it was something he enjoyed setting up

shrugged. 'I have no clue how they go though so it’s not like I'm going to

her lips moved as she told the story of how it was meeting everyone that would take part in the games. She was mesmerizing, and the more her voice floated around me, the more I realized that being even this close to her could be

Cassies face. I had seen it before in Anna when she came here, and though Anna was a different

offer this realm and others with her realistic view on

'I'll help you, Cassie."

my beast that

don't want to impose on anything

throat. "Typically the games are a mixture of strength, agility, and

lip thinking about what I said I tried my hardest to look anywhere but at her. "What about sparring matches or

me as I began to wander about her room looking at everything,

we do to make

could answer, and as I turned to face her, I simply gave her a

eyes. "That wouldn’t be good for

my head. "That's not

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