Alex Cas isn’t your average teen! No she has secrets of her own and a best friend who’s just like except Cas has one secret even she had no clue about. A friend? A foe? Which is it? This mystery man is not so ordinary...

So yeah, my name is Cas. and this is my book. It sucks.

So yeah, my name is Cas. And this is my book.

Il y a des siècles, les monstres ont enfin réussi à écraser et anéantir les humains. Depuis, ils ont refondé une civilisation intelligente et moyen-âgeuse sur un continent baptisé Solhatar, grâce au savoir humain que certains érudits ont retrouvé. Hélas, comme eux, les monstres se sont divisés en royaumes, en empires, et s'affrontent souvent en quête de territoire.  10 ans avant le commencement de cette histoire, une guerre a divisé le Royaume des Rathlands et l'Empire Rakuraï. Lassés et harassés par cette guerre, les Rathiens ont décidé d'offrir en guise de cadeau de paix une des filles du roi Khryselios en mariage à Rakuraï II, empereur de l'empire à son nom ...
Mais le lendemain d'une guerre est imprévisible.

/!\ ASKIP C'EST ASSEZ VIOLENT, LES CHAPITRES CONCERNES SERONT PREVENUS AVEC UN PETIT AVERTISSEMENT /!\

L'illustration m'appartient et je souhaite être informée en cas d'utilisation.
!\ Monster Hunter appartient à Capcom /!\

Un hacker au imagination débordante est coincer dans YGGDRASIL et il va en profiter au maximum.

PS:Pas mon histoire mais de ED3765 de deviant art je met juste au cas ou l'histoire disparaît.

Tags:Sex/Lemon/Bondage/BDSM

"I got it! Cracked floor tile in the bathroom and then he slips, lands on his ass and the broken tile pierces his balls."
Cas winces.
I say, "Isn't that a bit much, Min?"
Min laughs, "That's why it's called torture! He deserves it."
He sneers, "You know what he did, Damon."
I look at the file on my lap, David Burns, 59, sodomized his grandson, and molested two of his neighbor's kids.
I sigh. I wonder if being on Earth too long has gotten to me. I feel a bit of compassion for people who don't deserve it. The thing is, whatever we decide on the manner of a person's death, will be his eternal punishment in hell.
I look at Min as he sucks in a lungful of smoke from his cigarette. Min doesn't get soft. He's always had a knack for creative punishment, he's not always right, but I have to agree with him on this one.
I might not like humans, but children are a different story - one child abused is too much. And this guy abused three.
I close the folder and nod, "Fine."
Min grins, "I knew you'd see it my way."
I ignore Min, already exhausted from all the cases we reviewed today. Being on Earth for almost a century, we've reviewed millions of cases, it would be great if people stopped committing sins that would curse them to the depths of hell, but we can't do anything about it. We cannot meddle with human affairs, we can only judge when it's time – when they've already done enough for a ticket to the underworld.
"I think I would like to serve that punishment myself. Looks like fun." Min says.
I look at Cas on the other side of the room, hidden in the shadows, his eyes dart to Min.
Min stands up and casually walks towards Cas.
He's an idiot if he thinks he can make Cas do what he wants.
"Cas..." he starts.
Cas interrupts him, "I can't do anything for you, Min."
Cas has the power to go back and forth from hell and back to Earth, but that's only because he has the keys to the gates of hell. A special power bequeathed to him by our Father.
 
However powerful Cas may seem, he has limits – as like any other powerful being, the Boatman of the underworld is the balance – Cas, being the son of the Gods and the gatekeeper, can go back and forth as he pleases, but only the Boatman can bring other souls to the underworld.
 
Min knows this, we all know this, but these past few years of being on Earth and not doing wicked things to torture souls has gotten to him. He's unhinged, desperate.
 
Min's demeanor changes, "You can just snap your fingers, like when you go down there."
 
 
Cas shakes his head, "You know that's not how it works."
Min chuckles, "It does for you though, right? Can you explain to me one more time why that is?"
Why is Cas the Gatekeeper? I have no idea, but Cas was always Father's favorite and that pisses the hell out of Min.
I butt in while getting the book on the table beside me, "Min, you can change your appearance to anyone or anything you like, I can be invisible, Cas can move from one place to another in an instant – we are all gifted with something. Don't be greedy."
I look up to see Min's face and his eyes turn blood red, it starts with his irises and spreads to the whites of his eyes. He stops blinking, sneers baring his teeth and his shoulders widen.
We stare at each other for a while, the monster Min has chosen to challenge me with is slowly taking shape, its form getting more and more prominent.
I casually lean my elbow on the arm of my chair and tuck my hand under my chin. I give him a faint smile.
His lips curl and it pulses, his temper slowly increasing.
Patience is not one of my strong suits so I sigh and say, "What will it be, brother? I don't have all day."
He takes a deep breath and licks his lips.
I don't have time for Min's theatrics, so I remove my glasses and place them on the table beside me. I lean forward and rest my elbows on my knees as I tilt my head down and I look at him from beneath my lashes.
He may be a monster, but he's not invincible.
He assesses my posture and after a second, he blinks. The monster tucked again inside his body. He hisses and walks away, "I'm going out!"
Even a monster knows when it cannot win.
I sigh and put my glasses back on.
The door slams as Min leaves.
"He has to keep his temper on check," Cas says as he walks toward me, his hands inside his pockets.
I pick up my book and turn to the page I last read, "He's going to calm down eventually."
Eventually when we all go back home – to hell, but until then it's my responsibility to make sure Min doesn't snaps Cas' neck whenever he wants. Not that it would kill Cas, but all the fighting gets annoying over the years.
Cas sits on the chair beside me, "Hey Damon, I got you something."
I look up at Cas and watch as he pulls something out of the air. Cas' other power is to keep things in other dimensions, since he can basically teleport, it's only logical that he can also leave things in the dimensions he visits – his special hiding spots.
He pulls out a box as big as my hand and gives it to me, "I got you the latest model."
I take it, it's another phone. 
Cas gives me the latest model whenever it comes out. Cas is like the little brother that aims to please his older brother all the time.
I put the phone down on the table between us, "Thank you, brother, but I've got some reading to get back to."
Cas leans on the chair, slouched like a human adolescent, just like how we are disguised. I guess he plays his role well.
"We still have a few years before we go back home. Don't you think we should do something fun while we're here on Earth instead of being locked up in this house?"
I don't stop turning the pages on my book, "Like what?"
I can't see him, but I'm pretty sure he's shrugging, like he can't even use words to express how he feels. It's irritating.
I close my book and give him my full attention, "What do you want, Cas? Spit it out."
He grins and leans forward, "I think I want to try something different."
The suspense is annoying me, and I rein in my temper, "And what's that?"
"I think we should try to go to school."
I raise my eyebrows, "Excuse me?"
He nods, "I think it will be fun. You'll get to do what you like to do, which is learning. And I get to do what I want to do, to be around people, humans. Interact as much as I can before we go back home and spend an eternity watching souls wither and flail and scream."
I don't think there's anything else to learn on Earth, I've consumed all the knowledge that I can from this place – I guess that's the reason I'm so bored. At this point I don't even know what I prefer, living on Earth or ruling the underworld.
It's apparent what Cas prefers, but this is out of our hands. We only have a few years left on Earth, we've spent the past centuries living here like what Father wanted, but it's almost time to go back. 
Min is excited, I'm apathetic, Cas is dejected.
I weigh my options, I can spend the rest of our time here reviewing cases, reading books, watching movies – only good ones, and serving as an arbiter to Cas and Min, or I can take Cas' advise and learn in a classroom with a bunch of humans.
I've never tried that last one.
What harm can it do?
I sigh and close my book.
"Sure. What's a couple of years, right?"

Humans define hell as some place where you pay for your sins, but what is considered payment? How much do you need to pay? Is it defined by the type of sin that you committed? Is it much like how a Court sentence prisoners on Earth?

Are all souls bound for the same fate? Is there a fiery pit in which all souls swim around all day without rest? How does it feel if there's no skin to burn? Are there monsters that rip souls apart every second? Or does the ghost of their sins haunt them for all eternity?

Can I buy my way out of hell? 

Are there rules in hell? If yes, what are they?

And that, my friend is the reason for our existence.

In hell, we make the rules, we are the law. 

We were humans.

We were Kings.

We are Gods.

And now, we are judges.

The girl continued to stare at with him without saying another word.  Cas frowned and retreated a few steps back to reopen the door but the girl beat him to it.  She slammed the door shut and plastered her small body all over it, staring at Cas with wide panicked eyes.

"What in the world are you doing?" Cas said casually.  "I'm the good guy here and your uncle is looking for you."

"My uncle?" the girl finally broke her silence to speak.

"Yes.  He's outside right now ordering his men to search the island with a fine tooth comb."

"My uncle? He Heng?"

Cas understood.  He sat down on the edge of the bed and smiled at the girl.

"He Heng is dead and your uncle, Tsai Po, is the one who's looking all over for you."

The girl seemed to shrink within herself, her shoulders shaking as she broke into sobs.

"Hey, no need to cry," Cas said, disconcerted.  "Its all over.  You're safe now."

"He Heng tried to...tried to..," the girl sobbed pitifully.  "He said he was going to tell my uncle that I seduced him so he'll send me away.  Then uncle came and tried to stop him and He Heng...he...and this thing...this monster came at He Heng and killed him. It coiled its body around He Heng and...and...suffocated him to death." 

The girl stopped.  Looking at Castor with petrified eyes.

"It was a snake.  A giant snake. As big as a house.  It tried to eat He Heng and uncle...but I run...I run and left uncle behind," the girl sobbed.  "I was so scared.  It was a snake.  A giant snake....a snake. With two heads...a snake."

"I know," Cas said.  And the way he said it, casually and with little surprise, as if he believed her and can sympthasize, finally broke through her shock, panic, and fear that she will not be believed because the tale of what she saw was too unbelievable for words, as if making it up was even too shocking for most people.

"You knew?" the girl stopped, looking at him completely stupefied.  "How?"

"Because I saw it," Cas said.  "It even transformed and copied your appearance."

Now, it was the girl's turn to look at him like he just upped and lost his mind.

"Cop...copied..my...my.. app...appearance...?"  she stammered, her eyes round with the beginnings of panic. 

"It transformed into a girl that looked exactly like you," Cas explained.  "Tried to feed us lies about it, too."

"How...how is that even possible?"

"Because it can and did," Cas shrugged.  "Look, you don't believe me, go out there and ask your uncle.  I think he'll be more than happy to explain everything to you."

But the girl didn't move.  She continued to look at him with fear and panic in her eyes. And a piteous quiet imploring look that he was unable to refuse.

"I told you, He Heng is dead,"  Cas reiterated.  He sighed when the girl continued to look at him piteously.  "Come on, I'd better take you to your uncle," he said, getting up and moving towards her.  But stopped when he remembered something.  "How did you get here anyway? In my cabin, I mean?"

"I don't know," the girl mumbled.  "I ran away.  I didn't know where I was going.   I just needed a place to hide.  I couldn't go back to the house.  The snake....I ran to the docks intending to find my uncle's boat and I saw this boat beside it and just jumped inside without knowing where I was or what I was doing.  I just didn't want the snake to find me.  It...it was disgusting and scary and....snakes always terrified me."

Cas looked at her sympathetically.  The fear about snakes he can understand.  They were disgusting creatures and that twin headed snake was more loathsome than most.  Just the thought of its cold and slimy body, the scales that marked its serpentine flesh....Cas gave an involuntary shudder.

"It's okay," he soothed.  "The snake is gone. My mother took care of it."

"Your mother?" the girl said, surprised.

"Ya," he nodded self-consciously.  "She's this sort of super girl or something. She fought with it and she put it away somewhere."

The girl stared at him unblinking until Cas grew self-conscious.

"What?"

"You look kind and trustworthy but you sure love to spout a lot of nonsense."

Cas laughed and opened the door.

"Come on, let's find your uncle."

But the girl stayed where she was, cowering in the middle of the small cabin.  Cas sighed.  He walked backed and took her hand.

"You said I look kind and trustworthy," he reminded her.  "Then come with me and stop being scared.  No one will hurt you."

He started dragging her beside him until her feet moved on their own and she followed him outside.

The mess hall was empty when they got there.  Frowning, Cas turned around and took the stairs to the upper deck where he found Tsai Po talking to his parents.  They automatically turned their head when they heard the footsteps on the stairs. And Cas had a sudden unobstructed view of Tsai Po's face when he saw the girl behind Cas.  The elder man blinked and his lips trembled until he took a deep breath and his expression went back to its normal, easy going look.

The young girl, however, gave a sudden cry then a sob as she shortened the distance between them and flung herself unashamedly at her uncle's waiting arms. Tsai Po was a tall man and the girl was pint-size so they looked kind of incongruous, like a tall octopus dancing with a shrimp. Cas chuckled at the image and moved towards his parents who looked at him with questions in their eyes.

"I found her inside my cabin.  I think she's been there, hiding, since this thing started.  She said He Heng tried to...but Tsai Po arrived before he could make that happen then the snake who it seemed suffocated He Heng to death.  She ran away and later found herself here."

The adults listened to his explanation with varying expressions of alarm and growing fury.

"What did you say?" Tsai Po demanded.  "He Heng tried to...?"

"He didn't succeed because you arrived," Cas explained hurriedly.  "Then the snake came and killed He Heng, who was trying to beat you to death."

"He Heng attacked me?" Tsai Po was incredulous.  "I don't remember any of it."

"Mom?" Cas turned to An Ning, who sighed.

"You were near death, Tsai Po," An Ning explained.  "He Heng...it was pretty bad what he did. Beat you up so bad you became comatose, which could be the reason why you didn't remember any of it. I gave you something, which seemed to help.  Then I brought you back here and that's it."

Tsai Po was silent, his arms tightening around the shaking body of his niece.

"He Heng,...that motherfucker...He Heng...," he mumbled furiously, his eyes glittering with anger. The girl in his arms whimpered and his attention, thankfully, was distracted as he hushed and tried to calm her down.

"Are you sure she's okay?" An Ning whispered to Cas.

He nodded.

"She's got a terrible shock but other than that she's fine," he answered.

"You did good, Cas," his father said, ruffling his hair affectionately. "You did good."

Cas blushed and looked cutely embarrassed.

"Thank you," Tsai Po said, looking at them.

An Ning was surprised.

"For what?"  

"I don't know," Tsai Po.  "But I'm sure you did something so thank you."

Nian Zhen chuckled, suddenly breaking the awkward silence.

"Aren't you going to introduce us to your niece, Tsai Po?" he asked.

Tsai Po looked down at the girl in his arms.

"This is my niece, Smilla," he smiled affectionately at her.  "La La, these are the good people who helped us. That lady over there is  An Ning, his highness the king of Chengdi Nian Zhen, and their son, Castor."

The girl timidly nodded her head in greeting.

"I'm glad you're safe," Nian Zhen said.  "Your uncle was so worried."

"I'm taking her back home to my parents as soon as possible.  It seems she's not safe here anymore.  That He Heng...," Tsai Po's face was grim.

"You don't have to worry about him.  He's dead along with that creature is. Whoever it was that woke that monster up seemed to have disappeared as well," Nian Zhen pointed out.

"I think it made use of He Heng," An Ning said.  "Probably promised him something then when he was no longer of use to anybody it had the snake kill him."

"We didn't find that shaman though," Tsai Po said, still looking worried.

"I have a feeling that he's long gone. He probably was the one who woke the snake.  He had the book," An Ning said, looking thoughtful.

"What book?" Tsai Po asked.

"The snake said they awakened because somebody read something from a book.  The words were scripture, from their Father's own words.  Nobody who hears it dare not disobey so they dared not."

"He Heng and that shaman," Tsai Po gritted out.  "Bastards."

"You already had your men search the island top to bottom so it's safe to assume that the danger is gone.  They didn't find that shaman and I don't think we'll ever find him. And the snake won't be coming back so Pirate Island is again safe and sound," Nian Zhen said.

"We'll make sure everybody is okay before taking our leave.  I think we don't need to talk about a ransom now, do we?" he added, looking at Tsai Po.

"Is that guy going to be okay?" Tsai Po asked.

"Terri? Yes, but he's been roughed up so bad I don't think he'll be up and about for many months yet," Nian Zhen was grim-faced.  "Somebody broke his arms and his legs. He's still in a coma so I don't know when he'll be okay or if he's going to be okay."

"I'm sorry," Tsai Po said, surprising his audience.

"For what?" Nian Zhen asked.

"For everything," Tsai Po shrugged. "I sort of got you pulled into this mess and I apologize."

The awkward silence that followed lengthened as they watched Tsai Po pull Smilla onto one of the pool tables and sat beside her, looking very dejected.  Cas looked at his parents with a frown.  Nian Zhen sighed and sat down beside Tsai Po.

"We can stay for a bit until you've got everything sorted out. Everything is back to normal, Tsai Po. Your niece is safe and so is Pirate Island," Nian Zhen said very awkwardly.

Tsai Po didn't answer.  His gaze was back on shore, back on Pirate Island.  He seemed to be deliberating something because he suddenly turned to Nian Zhen and said, "When you go back, I'd like you to take Smilla with you."

Everyone was stunned even more Smilla who stared at her uncle like he just lost his mind.

"No!" she said sharply. "I'm staying here. With you."

"I don't want you here," Tsai Po said bluntly. "You'll just be in the way. Go with the king. I'll settle some matters here after which I'll come and get you."

"I'm not leaving you," the girl said stubbornly.  "I promised grandma so I won't."

Tsai Po gave a reluctant laugh.

"It won't be for a long time, darling. I promise to come as soon as possible. I just need to make sure that everything is as it should be. After that, I'll go to Chengdi and get you."

"Why do I have to leave then?"

"Because I don't trust anyone here right now.  I trusted He Heng and look what he almost did."

"And you trust them?" Smilla asked, indicating with one hand the people standing and listening to them.

"They could have left but they didn't.  They stayed and helped us get rid of that monster," Tsai Po said.  "If I couldn't trust them then who else could I trust?"

Smilla didn't answer but her eyes strayed involuntarily strayed towards Castor who smiled.

"Are you sure about this, Tsai Po?  We don't mind babysitting her for a bit but...," Nian Zhen was obviously a little bit troubled by the whole thing.  "If she doesn't want to come with us...," his voice trailed off.

Before Tsai Po could answer, An Ning gave a little chuckle.

"Cas can look after her if she's okay with it," she said.  "What do you say, Cas?"

Castor shrugged.

"I don't mind. She's no trouble."

He looked at Smilla, who was then looking at her uncle.  As if conscious of his eyes, Smilla met his gaze.  Castor was looking casually uninterested, as if it didn't really matter if she went with them to Chengdi or not.  But it was another matter with her uncle.  He was hiding something from her.  She could feel it, could sense it but it was no use asking him about it. Whatever it was that worried him, he would not tell her about it.  At least not yet.

She met her uncle's eyes and read the worry in them. Smilla again sensed that something was terribly wrong.  But she could only nod her head and keep the worries in her heart as she listened to her uncle thanked Nian Zhen for the trouble.

"I fell in love with you when I was dying."

"I realized I love you when you died."



An Ning never imagined that when she and her husband Richard divorced after he fell in love with another woman on their wedding day that her life would change so dramatically.

Not only did memory loss triggers a complete change in her character, she also finds out her mother is a half wizard and her grandmother is a woman named Hippolyta, the great queen of the Amazons.

Imbued with the wisdom and strength of the immortal women warriors, An Ning leads the Amazons into the biggest challenge of their lives: co-existing with mortals in war-free 21st century.

But An Ning's and the Amazon's peaceful existence is shattered when the ex-husband she thought is dead pulls An Ning into the past where she wakes up in the body of a dead empress, whose husband has been assassinated.  

The kingdom is in chaos and it needs all of An Ning's cunning as an Amazon princess to survive and win over her enemies.

We quickly escalated to the basement and locked ourselves up. For a second, I had everything in slow motion. I saw Leo pushing the shelf to block the exit, and Suzie getting ready for a fight. Cas took out a gun and prepared to shoot. I closed my eyes for a second and recognized something. I had this feeling of known energy, the same one I felt in the forest. 
"Those beasts...they are here," I whispered, I wasn't sure if I said that to myself or others. I quickly grabbed my phone to call Jason and already dialled his number, but then Leo grabbed my phone and turned it off.
"That's not a good idea to call the police right now, please hide in the dresser."
"Leo! I can't leave you guys!" I said while panicking. I tried not to scream, but then somebody was trying to breaks in. Three. Two. One. BAM.
The door was wide open, and the shelf was moved out of the way. 
"Long time, no see Leo." Some man in the black leather jacket said, with three other beasts by his side. 
"Augh!" Leo quickly took out his sword and began a fight with him. He let the beasts go, and one of them was coming towards my side. I immediately jumped to the side and felt my heartbeat speed up even more. 
"Sarah, hide!" Suzie screamed while fighting off the neatest with Cas. I met with the monster's eyes. I closed my eyes and tried to find the same energy I had back in the forest that helped me to survive.  Warm, a little bit warmer. The beast was already running towards me, and that was when I opened my eyes. The creature flew away a couple of meters and hit the wall. I felt the electricity running through my body, and I was ready to strike bolts of lightning into anyone. Because of this, Suzie and Cas lost their concentration. They were staring at me like I was the monster. That was when I lost my conciseness. Or so I thought.
*Leo's perspective*
The battle was getting harder and harder. That's not how I planned to spend this night. All of a sudden, I saw Sarah, with white eyes throwing that monster into the wall. I came to realize she wasn't a human. So, who is she? She then proceeded to destroy other beasts with just one hand way, and puff, they were gone. She looked mad and scared. 
"Pretty interesting," Said the monogoly creature. He looked at me and smiled like a snake. Then, he pressed something on his jacket and teleported somewhere. But Sarah was still in the kill mode. 
"Omg Leo, what do we do?" Suzie ran to me and held my arm. I carefully moved to Sarah.
"Sarah, that's okay." She was confused, almost crying like she was in pain. " We're not going to hurt you. I'm not going to hurt you." I touched her cheek, and that was when her white eyes disappeared, and she became normal again. She fell right into my arms and lost her conciseness.
"Leo, that means...her mom and.." Cas tried to say something, but then I continued.
"No, no, she's not like that, I can feel it." I stroke her hair, trying to wake her up gently, but she probably used too much energy to destroy our enemies.
"We have to report this accident to the headmaster, and report Sarah too," Suzie said almost through her teeth. 
"Hold up, Suzie, we can't just..." Cas tried to stop Suzie, but she went upstairs. "Come on, Suzie! She just saved our lives! She's on the good side!" Then Cas followed Suzie to calm her down. 
I saw something buzzing on the floor. That was Sarah's phone.
"Oh shit." I saw ten missed calls from Jason and the text messages. "I have to wake Sarah up." I picked her up and went upstairs to put her on the couch.
"Tight her up," Suzie pointed at Sarah's body. Her voice was shaking in fear. "Last time I met this kind of beasts I lost my parents, I won't let that happen again!" 
"Okay, okay, but you have to let her talk, before reporting her okay?" I said while looking at Suzie. "I know you can feel that too, she's not a bad person."
"Oh, come! She's not one of us! She was hanging out with Jason if you forgot!" Suzie said a bit louder.
"She doesn't have their energy." I continued. I looked at Sarah again and tried to read her memories. 
"What do you see?" Cas asked me. I saw how she accidentally killed that monster in the forest, her distant relationship with her mom, and her first memory. I expected to see an infant or something like that. Instead, I saw her laying in the hospital. Like she told us, she wasn't lying.
"She wasn't lying. She lost her memory. And in the forest, her emotions took over her, and that's how she discovered her powers. She doesn't know how to control them." I said as a conclusion. 
"We need to help her. She saved us just a few minutes ago." Cas said while pointing downstairs. "And Suzie, she saved you too. You can't judge and suspect every single breed because of what happened in the past." 
"You don't dare to talk about that! You have no idea what I went through!" Sarah came up super close to Cas and was ready to fight him. Then she stepped back. "Whatever, I'm with you guys. Don't let me regret this decision in the future.
*From Sarah's perspective."
Pain. Screams. Each part of my body felt that. The invisible wall was breaking, but the process is painful. I slowly opened my eyes to Suzie, arguing with other guys. What have I done this time? I tried to wake up completely. Then I noticed that my hands were tight up to the battery. I began moving my hands back and forth, which got their attention. 
"Thank god you alright" Leo quickly began to check my head for any injuries. "How do you feel?"
"Why am I tight up?" I asked him madly. Don't they trust me? What's going on. Everything was still foggy.
"We don't have many reasons to trust you anymore after the show you've done in the basement," Suzie spoke up.
"Don't speak for everyone," Cas continued. "And we talked about that already, everything she said was true."
"I don't remember...let me go!" I begin swimming my hands back and forth. "Leo, let me go!" I looked at him straight in the eyes.
"Not just yet, you need to come down!" he kneeled right beside and tried to calm me down. "That's for your safety. We want to help you."
"I trusted you...all of you!" Is this betrayal? Or my powers scared them? But why didn't I tight them up as soon as I found out about their angelic inheritance? Leo tried to comfort me with Cas, but I shaked it off. 
"Don't hate us for doing this. We believe you. We know you're not dangerous. You have to learn how to control your powers because, in the end, you might injure yourself." Leo said, and then l quietly went to the kitchen with others to discuss what to do next, so I decided to use that chance to escape. I pulled my arms even harder, and thanks to my powers, I was able to break it. I saw my phone on the table, quickly took it and ran. I didn't know where to go, so I headed home right away. I think my mother will be happy about me not staying for a sleepover with my friends, or so I thought. 
       I quietly entered the house and saw something that I shouldn't have—ten to twenty people seating in our hall, and with my mom. I could feel some were angel blooded, and some were the opposite, now I was able to tell that energy apart. My breath got shorter. I was having a panic attack because all of this is too much for me. I didn't close the door, but carefully tried to spy on them a little.
"The gates will be open soon. We have to act now," said one of the demons while spinning some weird old coin in his hands.
"Don't worry, my friend. I have the key to get to that pure shitted kingdom." My mom said while drinking something from her glass. That's not my mom. No way. 
"Did you tell her yet?" One of the angels that were sitting by my mom asked her.
"She doesn't need to know." She took another sip from the glass. "Let everyone think she's human since her energy can't be identified."
She knows. She's one of them. But what gate is she talking about? The same one Jason warned me about? I can't stay here anymore. This place is not safe. It's either I have to pretend as nothing happened and stay here or find someplace more reliable.

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