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“You truly are a feisty dragon, it’ll be both a shame and a pleasure to break you my old friend.” He replies and wipes the others spit off his face. “Oh my little dragon, this is hell.” He tells him and presses the cursed blade against the dragons arm, staring into the thunder dragons eyes as he cuts into him, wanting to see the pain.
“I intend to do my worst to you, you’re a legend amongst our kind. The only dragon to ever survive an encounter with Balerion the Black Dread.” He hums. “Your suffering will be told throughout the world and everyone will know that I am not to be crossed.” Balerion growls and cuts even deeper into the others skin out of pure anger.
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Gale tried to be as ready as he could be. He gritted his teeth, hard. Body tensed and ready to endure whatever pain may come. He stared toward the ceiling, wanted to keep his eyes away from the vampire and to keep his facial expression as still as possible. He wouldn’t be weak in front of this damn Aswang. He refused to show him his weakness-
“A-ARRGGHHHHH!!!!”
The blade completely shattered his defence as the edge cut into his arm. Gale lost it, screamed out loudly with the force of his lungs behind it. His eyes widened, suddenly jerked back to look into the Awang’s eyes as if he was compelled by an invisible force. The Dragon Blade, bathed in the blood of the dragon and cursed by powerful witches, was forged to torture Dragon specifically. What hope did Gale really have against such artefact built with hatred and the joy of torment?
The cut was not one, but a thousands. Not just to his flesh, but to his soul as well.
Even as strong will as Gale was, a hint of fear leaked from his blue eyes. He tried to breath, found himself losing control over his breathing already. The blood his wound leaked was not in its nature colour. Darker, crimson near black. The curse within the blade began to leak into his veins. It didn’t poison his blood, but the magic began to flow within his system, made him even more vulnerable and forged an unwilling bond between the victim and the one who granted him the wound.















