The Color of Souls

Heli lives in a world where the color of someone's soul determines their worth. But what if this color system was flawed? When Heli draws a black string, the worst of them all, she is thrown on a journey to uncover a conspiracy that threatens to tear the world apart. Will she expose the corruption and turn the world around, or could she become the biggest villain of them all? Whatever you need to read ig: The cover is AI generated because I could never draw that good ;-;;; bonus facts: This is a book I worked on with my bestie co-writer Bush so like 50/50 credits on that lmao annnnd chapter publishing might be a bitttt slow since both of us have to read it before anything's published, but wish us luck >:D *read till at least the second chapter before you decide to ditch it please* - EVERY WEEKDAY COZ YOU COULDN'T PAY ME TO TYPE ON WEEKENDS I HAVE A CHANNEL NOW !!! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR6DjAK9vpn_EeDtn4Wr2mw

PilinyTheYounger · Fantasy

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23 Chs

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

Gael was quite proud to have reached the 54-year-old and still running a business mark. Indeed, he was still known as a grey-haired grandpa with an even bigger receding hairline and large ivory walking stick, but he was proud, oh so very proud, to still be standing as the largest overall supplier of clothes to all layers. Yes sir! He was the best and he knew it. He knew it very well. But his streak was threatened when he heard the door open.

There was his worst nightmare.

The girl, now closer to 17 or 18, had glassy, dead eyes that looked straight past him. Her hair was still short but longer than it had been before, scraping her shoulders. Gael paused.

"You again. May I ask what the reason for this visit is?"

The girl paused. Then she turned around and looked at something behind her. Then she held the door open a bit more. There were two girls behind her, both with skinny builds and dark hair. Sisters or twins, Gael figured. Strangely, they were both blindfolded.

And then, without saying anything, the girl closed the door and left. Gael was left there, flabbergasted, for a few minutes. Heli always got her way, and it was for one reason and one reason only.

She was done losing.

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