The hungry and thirsty customers at the Blackwood Diner sat at different corners, making orders, and consuming the food and drink served to them. Liam Robinson was one of the waiters, a twenty-three-year-old College Student in Boston, who had dreams of becoming a medical Doctor someday and struggled to achieve his dreams. Liam was an orphan who grew up in a foster home all through his life, and knew nothing about his identity. He managed to secure a scholarship in one of the prestigious Colleges in Boston and had to deal with the ridicule and callous demeanor he received from fellow students who bullied him and even some of his lecturers who felt he didn’t deserve to be in Hilton College. Clad in his waiter uniform, and with tiny sweatballs running down his face, he carried the cup of black coffee on the tray and walked toward table 22. “This is the last order.” He whispered to himself amidst the anticipation that made him forget about his exhaustion. “Here is your cup of c

“Emrys! Wake up!” “Emrys! Wake up!” Liam heard the loud whispers, but he wasn't sure if he was supposed to open his eyes or not. “Emrys! It’s time! Wake up!” The whisper returned, and this time, it was louder, causing Liam to attempt to open his eyes almost immediately, but it felt as though he couldn't control his body. Suddenly, the memories of the encounter of the previous night surged into his mind, and he grunted in pain, shaking his head as he saw flashing images of his body plummeting from the tall building until he crashed to the ground and blacked out silently. He gasped! His eyes opened widely, and he blinked severally, panting at the tension that he felt all over him. “Where am I?” His mind questioned as he saw the bright stars that looked like they could be reached with a single jump, and the color of the atmosphere was glittery like nothing he had ever seen before. “Is this…heaven?” He struggled with the uncertainty that nestled in his mind as he looked arou

The maidens dropped the baskets in their hands and quickly ran inside while Liam stood still at a spot, staring at the entrance of the cave. Shortly after, the maidens returned, but this time around, they were not alone. With them was the most beautiful woman Liam had ever seen in his life, and looking at her made his jaw drop. “She is a goddess!” Liam thought to himself as he couldn’t stop admiring the Enchantress. She had sunny hair that dazzled just like gold, cascading from her head down to her shoulders, and continuing until a few inches to her waist. Her eyes shun brightly like the sun, and her nose pointed straight like an arrow. She was dressed in a white robe that revealed part of her ravishing skin and with her feet bare just like the maidens. Her curvaceous body stood fitted in her apparel, and she had lovely beads on her waist that glittered like diamonds. “My love!” She gasped as soon as she saw Liam, and getting down from the step in front of the entrance to th

Liam stared at Brina for a while, his mind filled with thoughts that forced him to want to ask a lot of questions. “She stabbed me with this, and it penetrated my skin, but I didn't see any blood.” He showed the golden dagger to Brina who chuckled with her hands clasped together in front of her. “With the Amulet with you, you are invincible, and no weapon can be able to kill you. You now have some of the immortal abilities of Lord Phaunos, and you will get the rest when you come to full mastery and control of the Amulet.” Liam stared at the dagger for a while before turning his gaze to the Amulet, particularly the green pearl which dazzled, and with every hum it made, Liam felt an electric energy, surging into him. It also felt like he could feel the power of the pearl. “If I am invincible just like Lord Phaunos, why then did this dagger pierce through my skin?” Liam lifted the golden dagger higher than it was with so much inquisition on his face. “That is no ordinary dagger

Liam stood frozen while he watched the car move toward him at a moderate speed. He had several thoughts running through his mind as he looked at Pamela kissing Larry on the cheek while the car moved toward him. Dan was seated in the backseat of the car, going through his phone with full attention. “Emrys…” Brina called out to him, but he stood firm almost in the middle of the road looking at the people who were responsible for his death as they approached from a distance, looking as though nothing had happened. “Emrys? I think you should leave the way.” Brina called out to Liam again, but his anger had engulfed him, almost keeping him stagnant in a place. Soon, the car got really close to him, but he was still standing while Larry was more focused on the public show of affection he was displaying with Pamela who eventually looked through the windshield to see that someone was standing in front of them. “Larry! Watch out!” Pamela gasped, hitting Larry on the left shoulder to