Chronicles of Eden - Act IV Read Online Free PDF

bit.
    “Well… I… um… don’t know what to say,” she hesitantly replied with a small shrug.
    Emily hugged the girl tightly with a happy sigh, with Luna nervously looking to the two eye tentacles that kept staring at her. Emily nuzzled against Luna’s chest with a giggle then stopped as she showed a curious smile.
    “Are you okay? You look a bit tense.”
    Luna jumped a bit and looked down to her then back to the tentacle eyes, both of them just staring at her while swaying around slightly. Emily smirked as she looked up to Luna while holding onto her still.
    “Don’t be afraid. Just think of those eyes as my eyes, they are after all allowing me to see you for the first time.”
    Luna looked to her curiously as the witch backed up and just stared through her with a blank gaze while the eyestalks slowly moved closer and around the butterfly girl to examine her.
    “You’re so pretty, Luna,” Emily complimented. “I was so curious about what color your wings were and what you really looked like. You really are so beautiful.”
    Luna trembled a bit as the eyestalks kept turning and angling around her then smiled nervously at Emily.
    “Thank you,” she shakily replied. “But, Emily, this is kind of… scaring me.”
    “Aw, don’t be scared, Luna,” Emily giggled. “You’re as safe as can be with me. Now that I’ve got my power again I’m going to protect you for a change.”
    Luna looked at the two monstrous eyestalks with concern then to the witch.
    “Emily, what did you mean that… you killed humans here?” Emily’s expression changed to a curious one as Luna slowly shook her head. “Did you really kill people?”
    Emily showed a saddened smile and nodded, with Luna gulping silently with growing concern.
    “Yeah, I did,” Emily admitted. “I didn’t mean to kill the men though. I just got carried away humping them for their seeds. Turns out you can hump a human to death, hee hee!”
    Luna stared at her with a stunned expression as the witch looked down while holding her arms behind her and gently kicking with one foot, acting like a naive child who was being questioned for doing something wrong.
    “I wanted to get as many of their seeds as I could,” she said with a shrug. “So I raped them, and then I did it again, and again, and again, and again. Most of them died from exhaustion, and the rest I forgot to feed.”
    “Emily…” Luna breathed out, shocked to hear that Emily had killed humans without seeming to really care. The witch nodded slowly then looked to Luna with a hopeful smile.
    “But I never touched the women and children here. Honest, witch’s honor,” she said holding a hand up as a promise. Luna looked at her carefully then glanced to the window.
    “Then… what did? How did they all die?”
    Emily giggled then walked over to the door, opening it and waving for Luna to follow. After a moment to collect her bravery Luna slowly followed after, seeing Emily standing out on the balcony while two more eyestalks had sprung up from the ground near her. The eyes turned back to Luna while never blinking, with Luna looking at them nervously then to Emily as the girl was facing towards the road ahead of them while her hair gently swayed in the breeze.
    “Luna, can I tell you a secret?” Emily asked with a mischievous smile. “You have to promise not to tell anyone else though.”
    Luna looked at her with growing concern then slowly nodded.
    “Okay, I promise.”
    Emily held her hand with the ring on it out then waved it around in several circling patterns, with a trail of red light etching into the air from her movements before the witch then struck her hand through the circular casting ring, with strange emblems and symbols lighting up around the edges as the glowing crimson ring seemed to send a ripple of distorted air away from it.
    “Luna, you know what a Darker One is, right?” Emily asked cautiously.
    “Darker Ones?” Luna whimpered. “Those are the most evil monsters