Chapter 10: 10

"Why didn't you tell me about this before? She has been in the dark since we brought her here; have you been waiting for her death to let me know?" He roared angrily, startling the doctor.

"When will the sun rise?" He asked, looking around for the antique clock column and checking the time. Lina answered him from behind him.

"Forty minutes, my lord."

"Will you stand up to that time?"

He asked the doctor, interrupting him with angry looks, about to slap his neck and get rid of his stupidity, so the latter hemmed, confused, not knowing what to answer and afraid that he would pass his judgment on a matter he did not know, so Kayden exhaled tightly, taking her in his arms and hanging.

"I will take it up to the roof, and I will put it there until the sun rises on it. What do I need to know next, doctor?? I don't want any more surprises."

The doctor bowed before him, ashamed of his shortcomings. "The time for her conversion is approaching. Her need for sunlight is one of the major signs that her conversion is approaching. We must be vigilant for that."

He stood behind the doctor, allowing him to examine her, waiting impatiently for his assessment of her condition.

Kayden returned his attention to her; the date is approaching, and he still does not know how to help her accept herself and embrace her new abilities without harming herself first and then his people second. For the first time in his life, he feels helpless in front of a crucial issue of great importance like this.

"I don't want you to come out of that damned library. You will read every book that mentions it, even in one word, and come to me with every piece of information you find. Go," the doctor ordered before leaving the ward towards the roof of the palace....

The sun is shining bright, spreading its refreshing warmth on the earth and everything on it, enjoying them with its infinite resources, as the sun's rays are a very important source for the continuity of life for all living creatures on earth, from plants, animals, and humans to even inanimate objects and other creatures. Of all kinds, without exception, an astonishing contradiction and an inevitable reality.

Celine fidgeted, gradually regaining consciousness, feeling an overwhelming lightness, as if she was surrounded by fragile clouds and silky threads tickling her being, reborn as a butterfly preparing to emerge from its cocoon to face life for the first time.

She opened her eyes, shocked by the bright sunlight that clouded her vision, so she blocked the light with her palm, wondering, "Where is she?"

She inspected the place around her, between the openings of her fingers, watching the green nature shimmering under the bright sun, surrounded by the lush trees and the chirping of birds chirping around.

And when the image was firmly established in her mind, she rose from her place and shouted with innocent childlike enthusiasm:

"It was a dream; it was all a dream. No, it was a long and exhausting nightmare. I'm forgetful, and there are none of those horrible creatures I've seen, no vampires or that disgusting creature, and I'm not going to be something else."

She clasped her hands to her chest, raising her head to the sky, thanking the Almighty for His blessings, and breathing a sigh of relief.

Oh mighty!!

The death of her mother really affected her sanity and thinking and plunged her into a dark nightmare that has no resolution.