Chapter 50: Levaerun

Levaerun. The biggest structure in Terra, located in the capital of Oprea, Aramoor City. This magnificent silver and green-tinted tower has the Elysian Elders' personal offices and quarters.

They parked in front of the building, and Amaris saw how wonderful the place was. Trees and flowers surrounded it, but at the same time, the lavish design of Levaerun and its modernity were exemplary.

Two Terrans approached the car, opening its door for them. Zion got out first then reached his hand to Amaris. She took a deep breath before holding Zion's hand.

She was getting nervous and felt her knees weaken. She suddenly stumbled and was about to fall, but Zion was fast enough to grab her by the waist.

"Careful, my love. I got you." He whispered.

Amaris blushed. She felt his warm breath brush through her skin. She looked into his eyes as he stared intently into her face. She gulped when she felt his hand gently squeeze her waist. Is he doing this on purpose? She thought.

"Alpha Zion!"

They were distracted by the voice of a man behind them, so Zion turned to see who called him. Amaris frowned when she didn't see someone, only to be surprised that when she lowered her gaze, she saw a bearded man who was about three to three and a half feet tall.

"Elder Ludoc!" Zion greeted.

From what Amaris had read, Ludoc was the Dwarf Lord of the Nain Clan and one of the Elysian Elders.

"Great to see you, lad! So, I heard you found your Luna. Is she the one?" Ludoc asked, looking at Amaris from head to toe.

She suddenly felt conscious, but she had to be nice in front of the elders, so she smiled at the dwarf and greeted him.

"Elder Ludoc, my name is Amaris, Luna of the Blue Moon Pack. It's an honor to be invited here in Levaerun."

The dwarf smiled, but somehow Amaris felt that it wasn't a genuine smile. Her Aunt Athanasia told her that the elders were hard to please. You wouldn't know what was in their mind either.

Among the ten elders, he had already met Ophelia and Sura. Now that she had met Ludoc, that was less than three elders to worry about.

When they went inside, Amaris couldn't believe what her eyes saw. The lobby of the building was huge and extravagant. There was a large chandelier in the center that was said to be the biggest one in Terra. It weighs around six tons, hanging a total of twelve meters from the ornate ceiling, adorned with Swarovski crystals, and had a delicate gold plated metalwork. 

The lobby itself could accommodate approximately ten thousand creatures around its sitting area. Amaris saw Terrans, werewolves, monsters, and other mythical beings walking back and forth. Some were just quietly sitting on the golden ottomans and couches.

She didn't notice that Zion was already ahead of her. Many creatures were lurking around in the lobby, so when she turned to look for Zion, she couldn't find him.

She didn't want to attract anyone's attention, so she couldn't call Zion's name. She tilted her head from left to right, but she couldn't find him. She bit her lips, starting to get worried.

Then she noticed a group of creatures looking at her like she was food. There were seven of them. There were two on her right, two in front of her, and another two on her left. She was sure that one of them was behind her.

She couldn't move an inch because she was already cornered. She thought of using her wings to get away, but then she remembered what her Aunt Athanasia had told her. 

"Alistair said that the elders had no idea what kind of hybrid you are. I think it is best for them not to know. We were not sure yet if we could trust them."

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They would know she was a half-demon if she showed them her wings. Yet, she felt like she needed to fly away from these creatures. She could smell a strong desire to kill from them.

She closed her eyes and focused. She had to do something, or else she would get in trouble.

'What should I do, father? Mother?' She called out to her parents.

She wasn't expecting any response from her missing parents, but somehow she felt like they were always with her.

'I told you to focus, Amaris! You can't defeat anyone if you are so weak!'

That voice again. It was the voice of the woman who was calling her in her sleep. She frowned. Is this a vision of her past life? She thought inwardly.

'Slap.'

She was startled, so she opened her eyes when she felt her mother's hand on her cheek. She looked around and saw that she was in a place that looked like a garden.

"Amaris! What did I tell you? Focus! We have no time!"

Her jaw dropped when she saw the woman who was yelling at her. It was her mother, the Moon goddess Selene. She was exactly like the woman in the painting on the walls of Verlice Castle.

Amaris couldn't control her tears and emotions, so she ran towards her mother, hugging her tightly.

"Mother!" She said while crying her heart out.

She felt her mother's arms wrapped around her, embracing her back.

"Shh. You found me." Selene whispered.

"Mother, I have a lot of questions to ask—a lot of things I want to say. But I know this is just a vision of the past. Still, I am happy to see you." She said.

When she let go of her, Selene looked at her intently.

"I will answer two of your questions. We don't have much time. Hurry, ask me!"

Amaris nodded. "Why did you curse Zion?"

"It was necessary since he was beginning to be a monster when he lost you."

"Why did you curse me?" Amaris asked.

Amaris already knew that her own mother put the curse on her. She didn't tell anyone about it, but she was certain of it.

She stared at Selene, waiting for her to answer her last question.

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