The Luna Choosing Game by Jane Above Story

Chapter 0595

We stood in front of the ocean in a line parallel with the water. First Veronica. Then Julian. Nicholas. Elva, and myself.

Veronica raised her book. The book light was no longer needed now and turned off. Veronica read the invitation spell by the bright light of the morning sun.

The words were foreign. Merfolk, probably. When she finished, I held my breath. Waited.

In the distance, I continued to see the Oracle and her entourage bob under the surface of the water. They made no movement closer, nor did they move away.

I leaned forward to look at Veronica. She had a look of confusion on her face.

*Maybe your pronunciation was wrong," Julian suggested.

*I asked Ambassador Zale on one of his visits," Veronica said. "The pronunciation is correct."

Nicholas glanced at me. "Do you feel fear in your heart?"

"No," I said, confident. "I trust Veronica, as I trust all of you."

tilted her head. "She can't

"Huh?" I asked.

hear what we say up here, when she is down

at Veronica. Veronica frowned down at

show you." Elva tugged at

I said, trying to hold her back, but she was insistent. Together, we walked right up to the water. Elva stuck her toes in the water. She leaned down

if not ridiculous. I started to tug Elva gently back toward the

broke the surface of the water. Her seashells looked radiant, sparkling and glistening under the morning sun. Her scales shimmered as she approached us,

Elva," she said to my girl, coupled with

now. She clung onto my

said and gestured for the merfolk to come

didn't move yet. Instead, she looked at me closely. I felt a tiny bit unnerved. With her sole focus on me,

the heat filled the uncertainty

to see you have removed the fear from your heart," she said. "I am very eager to help young Elva. I assume

the shore once

said as we approached my friends.

no eyebrows to lift, but her eyes still opened wide in obvious surprise. "All