In the future, where man has traveled to the stars and beyond. There exists guilds with special abilities. Two such guilds are the guild of assassins and the guild of mages. Their laws prevent them from working together. Reaper is the story of two members of the guild, who ignored their laws and who fight for the greater good.
Genre: Science Fantasy Romance
She looked behind her. She was without a
doubt the most powerful person on the colony. Yet, her heart sped to
unnecessary levels when she was around Zion. She would need to run a
diagnostic. Perhaps there was an undetectable magnetic field that interfered
with her inner workings.
In a moment she pulled up to the station. A
few of the onlookers actually noticed the rider less pad. She formed a blue
field that quickly shifted to invisibility. She willed it upward, but relied on
a combination of distance, speed and time to direct her path over the crowd of
settlers. She travelled out of the station and into the open air. When she was
high enough, she released the invisibility spell. No need to waist energy and
with her black cloak, she would disappear against the background of space. She
came to the colony’s exit, landing atop a building near the dome’s exit. She
walked toward a rectangular cube and placed her hand on it. The door opened.
“This is your ship?” A voice asked. She
turned sharply to see Zion wearing a long black overcoat with dark crimson
lining. On his head was a half-sphere hat with a flat brim that hid his eyes.
He pulled back his coat, revealing his sidearm. “That thing is barely the size
of a coffin.”
“How did you find my ship?”
“I followed you. It wasn’t difficult. I don’t
know who trained you but it certainly wasn’t Kiyah.”
“What do you want?”
“I want to look at your ship.”
“I can’t allow that.”
“No, I misspoke. I will look at your ship.”
Bomba called up a spell and sent and formed
an electric ball in her hand. “This will only hurt a little.” She thrust
forward sending it directly to his head. He leaned his head slightly to the
left. The energy sailed past his head and dissipated in the metal on the ledge.
“Too slow. You will need a better attack than
that.”
She formed a rectangular shield in front of
her. “I don’t want to hurt you Zion.”
“You can’t.” His hand blurred, next to his
hip and her shield lit up with the impact of a projectile.
“I thought you said that you would help me?”
“I am. You need all of the help that you can
get.”
“I don’t know what you think you are going to
do, but there is nothing your little rail gun can do against my shield. I have
the strongest defense in the guild. My offense is pretty good and even I know
that you only have four bullets in that gun.”
“Oh, that’s good to know. But there is
something you need to know.” He pulled back the coat on his left side. “I have
two guns, so even without reloading I have seven shots.” He held his gun
sideways. “And look, if you look carefully you will see that this is not a
little gun. I mean come on. If you call this little I have no idea what guns
you have run into. And oh…I can curve my shot.”
“What?” Another blur of his hand and her world
faded to black.End of Part One of Chapter Two.
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