A Gift from the Goddess
Chapter 94
A week.
I lasted a week before I started to get restless, wondering how much longer I‘d need to wait before my body could finally cope again.
But surely a week was long enough, right? Enough that I would be allowed to begin what I wanted to?
And so I quickly grabbed the clipboard at the end of my bed, the one that was for my medical chart, and flipped the pages over to start writing on the blank side.
...And I closed my eyes, concentrating as I gave myself over to the old side of me that knew how to effectively strategise an enemy.
It took several hours over the course of three days before I finally finished. To be safe, I only worked within small windows every day, choosing to do so between when I would get another dose of pain medication and when I would need to let myself sleep. This was something delicate and I knew I needed t o be at my most relaxed for it to work.
By the time I was done, it was an in–depth timeline of everything since I‘d been reborn. Correlating the different events to everything I knew Thea had done, and then using those to theorise why it had been done the way it had been. Even in the moments she hadn‘t done something, I was still able to use it to better understand it all.
… This was it.
This was a 101 guide to Thea over the last four years
Now I just needed to have a meeting with the others to let them know. Something I was sure Aleric would be less than pleased with considering I was meant to still be resting.
Fuck it.
I knew the time window was perfect. This would be my only chance until tomorrow.
...Not to mention, that thing* had finally arrived earlier.
And so I threw my legs over the side of the bed, getting slowly dressed into some normal clothes, and started heading towards the meeting hall. Knowing Aleric, he was probably going to be there this time of the day.
“Where are you going?” a voice then said behind me, making me jump in surprise.
| quickly turned around to see Brayden there, right outside my hospital room.
“… To see Aleric,” I replied, my voice a little tense at seeing him.
It was because of him.
If he had just done what he was told, none of this would have happened.
But as I looked at him more closely, I noticed how he looked exhausted. He had dark circles under his eyes and didn‘t have that normal confident air about him that used to annoy me so much.
“You‘re not supposed to be leaving your room,” he said. “Aleric was pretty strict on that.”
“So, you follow orders now?” | replied back a bit coldly.
*Breathe.*
And I sighed, clearing my head. I needed to remember that there was no reason for me to get angry now.
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“..I‘m sorry, Arla,” he said, his face crumbling a bit 10 show how quilty he felt, “I didn‘t. I didn‘t realise. I Just wanted to stop her from getting away. If I‘d known she was going to do that 10 you, I never would have engaged in battle. I feel terrible.”
“Don‘t apologise to me,” I said. “Just.. learn and do better.”
And with that, I turned around, continuing on iny way to where I wanted to go.
seriously! We‘ve got this whole place on lockdown because you‘re injured. You can‘t
him. “Stop If I thought I couldn‘t cope with this then I would still be in bed.
as far as to drive me himself with several
complaining though. Whilst I was pretty sure that Thea wouldn‘t publicly attack m e on my way
say?” I heard Aleric‘s voice speak from the other side of the meeting hall‘s door
to one of the smaller adjoined meeting rooms and found the door slightly ajar, allowing for
voice then replied, “You‘re basically using all your available people to just keep her safe right now. Clearly, Thea knows where she is o r she wouldn‘t keep sending rogue attacks along the border to split your people and weaken your
you‘re wrong but–.” Aleric‘s voice then cut off abruptly mid–sentence, followed only seconds later by a disappointed sigh.
in, Aria,” he
senses
pushed the door open and entered, finding the two of them alone as they discussed the current issues the pack was facing Things they‘d obviously been keeping from me while I was resting. And they were probably right to do so. If I‘d known we had
to be here,” Aleric said.
coming over to sit opposite them at the table. “I feel well enough to walk though.”
staring down at all the pages of writing I was carrying with
the inside of my cheek.
Thea. Everything I was able to figure out. If we really
wasn‘t as bad as
is going to take a while but it‘s important you all understand. The only way this works is if we start to trust each other implicitly. Any doubt or concerns over
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Cai exhaled, softening his expression enough to tell me he was going to at least give
about Thea‘s history, to try and figure out how she operates. Luckily for us, she
and wrote it down on a
other hand, wasn‘t that fortunate and had to learn how to control it due to being stuck in the collar. The most important thing to know is that these abilities are primarily powered by emotional
a proper God in person. Basically, it‘s like an intense pressure to give in and appease them, gravitating without even fully realising it‘s happening. A form of manipulation, even if not intentional.”
instantly averted his gaze, realising what
also how hers work too. Which brings me to the first of her weaknesses – ‘detachment‘. All of her moves against me since the beginning were solely aimed at triggering a negative reaction. Because the more emotional I felt in that moment, the easier it was for her to weave her way in and magnify those already existing fears I had. It‘s how she eventually ended up taking over too; waiting until I was completely at rock bottom so I would give in to everything she was saying. Detaching yourself and reducing those spikes in emotional changes will help
a few confused looks from
the same way it does on me… or, if looking at the previous
actually, it was worse
mean she convinced you of the physical effects of the mate–bond, like sparks, scent etc, opposed to you actually *feeling the attachment to her. You sort of never expressed that much interest in her emotionally when you spoke about ‘Caitlyn... something that was truthfully a bad sign from the beginning. If you are ever able to experience a mate bond one day, and I mean a *real one*, you‘ll know exactly what I mean. When that bond is formed... it‘s like nothing else, no one
to see Aleric staring at me intensely, making my heart
not yet. I couldn‘t jump down that rabbit hole right now.
getting sick from her trying to do it anyway. This means you‘re the only one of us who is
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start keeping an eye out for as an early warning system. It‘s important to note though that this
mean that I must have correctly figured out his questionable commitment to Caitlyn perfectly, if his reaction was anything to
was with you full–time in the beginning, Cai, I didn‘t experience any issues with her inside my head. In fact, it was pretty much dead silent and I felt in control for the most part... with one exception; when we met up during what was meant to be my escape. This tells me she is probably limited to a certain range and, possibly, is also limited in how many she can focus on at once. Cai, you mentioned to me in my office that she started leaving for longer periods of time after you started to get more ill... I‘d wager those times she was away from you would match up perfectly to when I was at my worst, moments that took place after I‘d turned eighteen when she was required to be here more. I‘d also guess she never returned to the Silver Lake after I broke the news to you about who ‘Caitlyn‘ really was. She already knew I‘d told you because she would have seen
really help much should we find ourselves in an actual fight,” Aleric then pointed out. “Fighting is pretty emotionally fuelling and so, really, that
me to the last one...
against a creature that
external,” | corrected. “It‘s in *hert head. This one was something she gave away during our fight and it was how I managed to keep her guard down. Stupidly, she admitted to me that she considered us pretty similar and,
writing more notes
me the entirety of our kind‘s origin,” I continued. “Rather, I saw Thea‘s origin. She used to be pretty normal. Hardworking, dedicated to the people she cared for. She gave up
what can you possibly do to
to see clearly ahead when things turned bad. Back when Selene robbed her of her powers, she wasn‘t able to use her ability to see ahead because, in that moment, she
she had shown her true colours; how it was a mirror image of the way she‘d made me angrily react to things in the past.
to get her angry?” Cai
strength for her, what with it also stemming from a strong emotional response. If she learns how to overcome her urge to just immediately attack in a pure rage, she
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