Wednesday Snippet 253: Blue Angel

Welcome to a new part of Blue Angel unedited, we start right where we left off last time.

“I don't want you to get hurt,” Sahel started.

“Then forget about that girl and take us to your safe place, I'm telling you, nothing is safer than here,” the first kid answered.

“Go with him,” an very old voice said in Sahel's back.

“Teacher,” Sahel said turning around.

“I'm counting on you, take them to the Egyptien tower, I already prepared food and blankets there, we will go get them back once the sanctuary is safe again,” the teacher said.

“I was thinking...” Sahel started.

“I know your home is offering shelter to anyone regardless of who they are, especially children but there is always a risk when bringing a demon child somewhere unfamiliar, just do as I say,” the teacher cut him short.

“Seti's sister?” Sahel asked.

“She is in the last room, she couldn't help us cause someone was mean to her,” the little girl answered.

“You go with him and be good kids,” the teacher said running away changing into his bear shape.

“Wow, I never saw him change like this before,” a little kid said.

“Let's get going,” Sahel started to run again hoping that Seti's sister was going to be easier to deal with than the kids.

Samira was sitting at the table in the further corner from the entrance with a book spread open in front of her. She seemed to be very concentrating on it and didn't even raise her head to look at them when they arrived.

“That's her,” one of the kid said pointing at her with his index finger.

Sahel pushed the finger back down, like a reflex, it wasn't very polite to do that in the human world.

Samira raised her eyes to look at them, then looked back down at her book.

“Hum, are you Seti's sister?” Sahel asked coming closer to the table.

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Tuesday Travel 42: Witch Raising: The Book of Fire

Welcome to Tuesday Travel. Every Tuesday, I will be presenting an excerpt of Witch Raising: The Book of Fire, the book in which Brownie, the heroine of Demon Soul, is undertaking an initiatory journey. 

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About Witch Raising: The Book of Fire

Witch Raising is a new series with Brownie, the heroine of Demon Soul as the main character. This series is part of the House at the Crossing Series and follows Demon Soul and Demon and Fairy but instead of being centered on the adventure of Sahel and his demon friends, it follows Brownie as she goes from being a normal girl to a bad ass witch. She has been practicing magick for a while now, saving people from difficult situations but the people at the house, including Sahel aren't happy with her new calling. Feeling that she doesn't have a choice and has to keep learning witchcraft, Brownie leaves to meet other witches.

The excerpt, we start where we left off last week 

And just like that, before she knew it, the edge of the city was becoming smaller and smaller and completely left her window to leave place to fields and fields of corn and colza and wheat, pasture with cows and sheep, and little groves with the occasional farm house.

The train had now gained speed and she couldn't see the details anymore, the landscape passed like blurred lines in front of her eyes. She was going away as fast as she could, the same way she had left the house, the same way she had lived her life recently. There was nothing she could do but hurry to get things done before situation became critical. Like with Kallisto, she had been up for a ride in her sister mind. Fairy's thought worked so differently and that ring was so dark. A shiver ran down her spine at the thought that someone might have created it, that someone had been that desperate to stay with someone forever and that Kallisto had been as desperate to use it. Brownie didn't want to think about what might push someone in such a corner.

Sahel kept on repeating that she was using really dark magic but it wasn't that dark, at least nothing in comparison to that ring. They could both had died just for being separated. What would have happened if Kallisto had been kidnapped again? Brownie bet nobody thought of that and she felt even more infuriated. They never thought things through and Sahel dared to blame her when she was doing the best she can to repair all those mistakes.

She looked through the window again but there was nothing to see at that speed. She dived into have backpack and came back with the three books she had been reading recently.

The first one was called “History of magic in Evergreen and Erhland”. It wasn't one of this folklore book trying to explain the life of people and rite without referring to anything else than archeological finding and grotto painting like you could easily find anywhere, no, it was a detail work about the evolution of magic in different coven as well as the coven's history. It was the most interesting thing Brownie had read in a while. Before diving into magic she had never been big in reading non-fiction so from time to time going through the facts and spells and list of ingredient was a bit tedious. But this book was written like a novel, it turned around the life of one particular coven the one she was hoping to find, from the creation to daily problems and spells and the war and treaties between other coven. It was history in a romanticize way and it was really a lot of fun to read.

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Mystery Monday 42: Harajuku Kiss

Welcome Mystery Monday. For this weekly writing blog post, I will be presenting snippets of my novel Harajuku Kiss, a mystery romance in Japan.

I hope you'll enjoy following our heroine through her thoughts and adventures.

About Harajuku Kiss

At times, life can be so depressing. She is walking her usual recovery tour in Harajuku, finishing with a crepe, trying to forget that her boyfriend dumped her once again for the week-end... When the unthinkable happens... A boy stops in front of her in the street and kisses her, in the middle of the street, before running away.

Trying to discover more about him, she is dragged into a dangerous game of mystery. A biologist has been murdered and a deadly virus is on the loose. First suspect: the mysterious Harajuku's stranger.

Here is the snippet for this week

So how could our moment suspended in time save him? If he ran away from others then he needed to hide. I replayed the scene in my mind, I am really good at memorizing things happening around me, what people are doing. I memorize everything about a person from their clothing every single day we meet to their favorite color or the food they hate. It's a practical gift when I invite people for dinner.

So I saw the scene in Harajuku again. He came from the street above, he stopped in a hurry, just in front of me. There I paused. Was running an option? Probably yes, but in the crowd running without disturbing too many people would have been difficult. Could he have stopped in front of someone else? Probably not, I was the only one alone in that direction who was a girl on the top of it. So his stop was premeditated. He wanted to stop in front of me or at least in front of a lonely girl. I kept the scene going again in my mind. The look he took back. He searched for something, his hands dug deep into his pockets.

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WeWriWar 313: The House at the Crossing 18

 

Hello everybody and welcome for a new Sunday of writing with Weekend Writing Warrior and Snippet Sunday!

I decided to change things a little bit so for the next few months, I'm going to present you my new WIP. It's called "The House at the Crossing" and it's a prequel to Demon Soul and the demon series. It's a bit of a mix of Fantasy and Science-fiction.

It follows one of the books more obscure character as she first come into the House. It's suppose to explain why there are so many people is the house and sort of where they come from and at the same time be a first time adventure for the main character as she needs to adapt to her new role and the new version of who she is. 

Since it's a WIP, and I still haven't finished the first draft, it's still really row. Hopefully, we'll see some improvement as it goes.

Let's start right at where we left off last week!

The smell of lavender is coming from it. The sharp handwriting, it's like I have seen it a hundred, a thousand time before.

The boiler whistles and a fourth version of me stand in the corner next to Aunt Teresa to take care of it. Aunt Teresa catches my eyes.

“Why don't you pick up your favorite tea in that drawer?” she says.

I'm not sure what to do but somehow there are six cups already on the table and there is another version of me waiting at the entrance of the kitchen.

“It's getting better and better,” Aunt Teresa said.

I don't think anything can get more terrifying but I stand up and pass a hand in my short hair and walk to the drawer.

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