Elliana looked at Sebastian with wide eyes as they fell down the cliff, and Sebastian pulled her close to his heart, placing his hand over her head just so that she doesn’t get hurt too badly.
"You are such a fool, princess," Sebastian groaned as they hit the ground, and Elliana narrowed her eyes before pushing Sebastian slightly so that she could free her hand from his grip.
As they rolled on the ground, she tried to touch the ground, the speed of their rolling, making her wince in pain.
It was too hard. But it would be only after touching the ground will she be able to do anything, no?
"What are you doing? Keep close to so that you don’t get hurt too much," Sebastian said, looking down to see how deep this cliff was.
Since he had climbed the mountain to give Elliana a good view while coaxing her, it looks like they’ll stop only after they fall the entire mountain.
anwhile, at the sa ti in the Himalayan witch base, Nath looked at the witches before narrowing his eyes.
"Whose idea was it? Whose idea was it to lock her in that prison world? Do you have any idea how panicked she was?" Nath asked the witches, and Kadakali raised her hand.
"It was my idea. One of our rival witches was flying from above that Island. We didn’t want that witch to sense the energy ball that Elliana has beco these days because of her uncontrolled and untad powers," Kadakali explained.
"And for so reason, you didn’t think it would be a good idea to tell about it because?" Nath asked, and Kadakali rolled her eyes.
"We went to have lunch, and we saw the danger when we returned. We didn’t have enough ti to inform you, or it would’ve been too late and we didn’t want that to happen," Kadakali said.
"So you guys thought it was okay to leave her alone and have a group lunch even after knowing what kind of problem she can get herself into and how our years of hard work would go down the drain?" Nath’s cold words imdiately shut Kadakali, and Prakrith narrowed her eyes.
"I think you are taking it a bit too far Nath. She was panicked. That’s what you care about? Have you forgotten the number of tis we saved her from trouble before -"
"Yes, I have forgotten. Can you enlighten ? When was the ti when any of you witches saved her? Every ti she gets into a severe problem it’s mainly because of her siren’s powers, and can you guys do anything about it?" Nath asked, and Jalizana narrowed her eyes.
"So you are trying to say that we are sitting here for nothing? We are wasting our ti here for nothing? If none of us can do anything, why the hell are we here babysitting a human? It’s not our job to protect a damned human," Jalizana, who was one of those people who didn’t know anything about the truth regarding the girl said, and Nath smirked.
"Wasting your ti? Is that what you guys think you are doing?" Nath asked, his eyes turning slightly violet, and Prakrith imdiately looked down in submission.
"Yes, I think that, and though the others don’t have the guts to say it, I am sure deep down they feel it too. If that girl is so important to you, why don’t you keep a constant gaze on her? Why are you bringing us into this? If you love her, care for her yourself," Jalizana said, her blue magna increasing.
"We are not your subordinates. We have no obligation to help you. The only reason we do this is because Arizona is involved," Jalizana said, looking straight into Nath’s eyes.
"What did you say? No obligation to do this? So you are going to defy your prince’s orders just because you want to be so lazy-ass witch? She can die for all you care? Is that why you have been so negligent towards her?" Nath asked, his anger rising.
A violet, almost invisible rope appeared around Jalizana, holding her in place, and everyone widened their eyes.
"What did you say? She can die?" Nath’s anger kept increasing, and Vanazana imdiately stood from her place.
"Nath, please leave her. You are sucking her magna like this. Think about that human girl. Jalizana is the only one who can keep an eye on her when she is in the water because she rules water bodies. If she becos weak, how will she do that? Please leave her," Kadakali rushed to Nath, but Nath jerked her away, making her hit the ice wall and fall to the ground.
"You want to believe that now? Weren’t you all against protecting her? Fine. I will do that. I am indeed in love with her, and for her, I’ll lay down anything in this world," Nath scoffed before walking to Jalizana and grabbing her neck in his hand before lifting her in the air to everyone’s horror.
"But then, if I am doing all the work, why the hell do I need Jalizana here? I can handle the water bodies until we find a new candidate to rule this power. And I am sure there are plenty of capable witches in her clan, no?" Nath scoffed, making Jalizana gulp as tears started flowing down her cheeks.
"She is my daughter," Everyone heard a cold voice, and they looked at the entrance where Arizona was standing with a cold look on her face.
"You want to know why the hell is Nath so adamant about protecting her, no? He is doing it because she is my real daughter," Arizona’s words shocked everyone.
What the hell?!
They had always thought that Arizona was only interested in this girl and called her her daughter because of her features and character. But Elliana was Arizona’s real daughter?
How is that possible? Everyone knows that Arizona’s daughter died the mont she was born, no? Or did sothing else happen?
"Leave her neck, Nath," Arizona said, and Nath gritted his teeth before throwing the witch away.
"You don’t need to get angry," Arizona said before sitting on her throne.
"How can I not get angry, Arizona? She just said Elliana can die, and -"
"Before handling Jalizana, can you save that stupid daughter of mine who is rolling down the cliff?" Arizona asked, and Nath turned to the crystal ball with wide eyes.
"The f*ck?" He raised his voice before he used his magic.
What the hell they were doing?! And wait, is Elliana creating a shield around her?! Is she out of her mind?!
Nathaniel widened his eyes in utter shock and horror.
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