Chapter 11 Balconies and Blood pt2
Note: In order to me to accurately describe the actions of the characters and world around them, from chapter 11 this book will be taking on third person perspective.
Anticipate the new style, it's worth it I promise.
Kael's POV
A terrible gut feeling simmered in my gut, I just know that what ever just happened, whatever I just went through it's not over.
I could feel it, something at the back of my mind trying to get a hold of my consciousness.
It didn't help that a detective's burning gaze is being directed squarely on my face.
He wasn't even focusing on what my summoner explaining, rather on me.
But I'm not going to fold under his gaze, I looked directly into his eyes. He tsked and moved his gaze away but my hardened.
I know the look in his eyes, the distain and distrust. He's not going to let me go easily.
"Are you sure you are not going to press charges, if you are being coerced or afraid we can get protection" Ah I expect as much, didn't take long.
My summoner just waived his hand around frantically trying to dispell the detective's suspicion, "No no there's no need"
After a millennium of reassurances they both left but the fun stuff happened after.
One of the doctors came to check on Noah's injuries fearing that it has been reopened only for it to be scabbed over.
The confusion on the doctor's and my summoner's faces was rich but I remained calm, a faint suspicion in my mind.
Ultimately we were discharged, goodness finally.
Once we arrived at the abode, my summoner spoke up "I think we broke the doctors mind"
"Most likely"
"Do you know why I healed so quickly?"
I contemplated telling him my suspicion but it's too early to give a verdict and such things are myths, they never happened…ever.
"No I'm not sure, maybe a result of what transpired the day before"
He looked hesitant, as if he had words unsaid "Yeah, sure. What exactly happened though?"
Actually, what happened to me? One moment I was sitting on the counch, next thing I'm in the hospital.
"Kael! You need to see this"
I turned to see the human staring at the railings of the balcony. I walked up to him and we made our way onto the balcony.
This stared the beginning of our woes.