Berserk

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island in abstract harmony as it took place in consecration, not

t hummed a boring song but was carried on a right

nciliate the heavens for its fortific

f the sea, deep in the abysmal jung

rches to deflect the dark prowling and

at the skies and not even an adept woul

had been prophesied, so we awaited our fates as we ass

f our small island sat beautif

veil as we waited for that moment auspicious

d the veil." I and my sisters prayed, not related by blood but by cir

as a profanity to man and myself, sheltered up like a fairytale

auty, body carried seduction and passion, filling every structure of m

d appearance. A child incarnate in the physiqu

ied area, the bearing was very well-known and expected.

it hurt at a point. I held onto the hands of my sisters who were also predestined in this war.

s but we could only shiver in terror. We were gathered in a room secured by a metal door, dreading our lives as we held our veils against our cheeks. I was searching for hope. It had been portende

came in with two other warriors. Blood tai

fea

pecially fell on Aya, his affianced and I could

efore turning to leave." Wait! Aya

ome back? Sh

deeply hurt by the answer he would give, grieved when he saw the flow of t

his sleeve agonizingly weakened and she held unto her chest, turning back to the rest of us. She looked

he declared loudly." I wil

each other in every situation as of now. His eyes pierc

sealed by his accompanies. Shock and fear on all our faces and I imm

ilently before closing her eyes and biting the fl

something. She said unhanding me and walking to

who was near. The other girls raced behind each other screaming while they all ran for pro

t fell and stumbled right in front of us, shadowed by the screams of the girl

front of us. "Ice cold eyes piercing through the surrou

e he was searching for the prettiest of the sisters, he held not a smile, but a devotion of finding something very important. Me. His other men par

g around us in enquiry as he marched towards us. The veils of my sisters were remove

weakness flowed in my blood stream. "Never had I fought b

it. The cold gust hit my skin and I sensed the veil fall from my head. The

heavily built man. "Not a word able to describe

scrutiny but that wasn't as bad as when I was forced to look into his eyes. Those gray eyes looked at me with anger and reassured me that I would suffer a life worse than a snake. His eye

my foot and that bright night w

the ship's brig shook me till my eyes lit up and c

iew, window or outlet to see outside of the vessel. Th

n from my hands and legs. This continuously happened for days now. I

t one thing was for sure, the vessel was no wretched asset." The way it

encryption of a giant flaming dragon drawn on it

de me realize that my destiny had

eoccupied brig with livestock. It was cold and

drop a piece of fungus bread and p

he base was already so terrible.

es of my sisters were what started my tears. I tried to lift my knee up which hung around my chest but it was

e anxious. The fledgling of the sisters, Sia was very much frightened. I embraced her to my chest, for I had watched her matu

as and saw liberty to hol

head, wiped the tears from her face and fixed the veil over her face. We were a

he destination and all my sisters assembled once more. I observe

g as well. The wooden door of the brig swung open, they dragged us out like wads of goods, pulling us out of the tight prison and bendi

left the ship first, accompanied by his men. He walked towards the people while they all fell kowto

ddled with your husbands, he said reminding the women whose faces held prudish scowls, same ones who tampered with

ly said, but that wasn't all." H

said something to himself because his eyes now glin

pportunity to mishandle us. We all stood, I stayed in front, holding un

n the harsh surface of stones sprayed with glitters of glass. I fli

where the men who encircled us trail

ng eggs, spoilt beans, fungoid potatoes and vegetables which must ha

s we got close, threatening instruments were thrown, a stone almost

ed after a relatively long walk of curses bequeathed upon us and now they instructed us to step into a pavilion with women who stood at

, aiming directly at me, his col

y aid." The warrior nearby eyed us before staring at the gigantic man, in an

nd before I could say another word, the man stepped

fe. She whimpered as the cold steel pressed into her skin. "I'm sorry." I said pleadingly, sinking

ry well whom he indicated me to beseech from. I stood and walked past him to the man whose eyes were as cold as

ously. She is young and has no knowledge

how to act, so if you must chastise

nal to the warrior whose sword

o

ructions. So, I stood, and ran after to shield my sister. Stop! He finally said

every command, he said bitterly. His words were worse

at Aya once more and reassured her of my safety. My life was important for I had t

there before m

d to ride ahead. I ran after him with my bloody feet from the glass that pierced me before. I ran with all my strength as I tried to catch up. I stumbled a

than the gods granting him another course of destiny. I co

yes because of the sweat that fueled me. Knees ached, I felt the fric

r harshly with my cheek scratching the graveled ground, leaving b

conform

htly the thin silk skirt that I was garbed in. "Lo