All Chapters of Thirteen girls....: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

{Moranter}Moranter ran a hand through his auburn hair. This woman was really damn stubborn. "And I always thought all people were the same," he mumbled. Although she was stubborn as a donkey, he liked her. Very much. "Moranter, don't sleep at work," said his master and looked at him admonishingly. "Sorry," said Moranter and ran across the hallway of the castle. Why couldn't he stop thinking of her? "It can't be that difficult to break your will," the brunette grumbled to himself. "What's the matter with you?", Moranter looked up in surprise. His best friend suddenly stood in front of him and looked at him questioningly. "Nothing," Moranter grumbled and ran on. But Ermarx followed him. “Something is. I can see that from you. Have problems in the human world? ", Ermarx wanted to know." Something like that, difficulties, "admitted Moranter. "Tell me," said Ermarx curiously. "A woman saw me kill someone. And you know the rules. Either kill witnesses or bring them into our world.

"You have been in the human world?", Moranter asked, astonished. "I was looking for something to do with the company," she said with a shrug. "Yes, that sounds like you," said Moranter with a smile. "Well then, I have to go. Be careful Merindra," said Maria and walked away. As soon as she disappeared into the crowd again, the smile disappeared from Moranter's face. Again he pulled me behind him, looking straight ahead. He pulled me behind a wall and threw me against the wall. He dug his claws into my arms and glared at me. "Didn't I tell you you shouldn't be on your own ?!", he yelled at me. "Hm, no, I can't remember it," I said with a smile. His eyes glowed an even more dangerous shade of red. He growled and raised his hand. Then he hit me in the face so hard that it went black.{Moranter}He looked down at the unconscious Merindra in shock. He had just lost control of himself. That had never happened to him before. Blood flowed from a laceration on her forehead. Mora

I hadn't seen any before. "I want to leave. I just want to go back to my world, "I muttered. If I have a chance, I'll go look for Maria. Maybe she can help me. I sank into my thoughts again when the door opened and steps approached." A nice night or ? "said Moranter and sat down next to me. "The next one seems endless to me," I admitted. "They are too. There is no day in this world," reported Moranter. I grabbed my neck and ran along the seam. "Everything is different from what I used to be," I mumbled. I noticed how Moranter studied the seam and smiled slightly. "Everything is strange here for a mortal. It's everyday life for us," he said with a shrug. I looked at him and leaned on my hands. "What are you doing here?" I wanted to know. He shrugged and continued to look outside. "Check on you," he said finally, it was nothing more than a whisper. I didn't know why, but somehow I started to like him. But not enough to make you want to stay in this crazy world. I go

"Maria!" Called a voice. We turned around and saw the king approaching us. Maria bowed and I did the same. I wasn't too keen on electroshock therapy. And I didn't know whether Moranter was right now "You have a job to do for me," Morazio said sternly. "And which one?", She wanted to know. "Somebody from Pallá is sick. And they can't find a cure. That's why they need someone to take a look at it," said Morazio. "Oh I am sorry. I have to go to Orolin. I won't be back until next week, "said Maria apologetically." What kind of symptoms does the person have? "I wanted to know. Morazio eyed me suspiciously. “His face is white as chalk. He has lots of blue pustules on his face. And can no longer speak. Why do you ask? "He wanted to know. I folded my arms and closed my eyes. The symptoms seemed somehow familiar." He has Morancheli. That is rather rare. But unfortunately this disease is life-threatening. You have to go within twenty-four minutes take the medicine otherwise you will die, "I r

“You wait here. I'll go and see, "he said and disappeared into the bushes. Time passed but the rider did not come back. At some point, footsteps sounded approaching. My horse neighed and threw me off before it rode away. I got up with a sore back and went to the second rider. I held the bottle out to him and he took it from me. "You have to hurry. Bring this to Pallá and say that the prince has to drink everything," said Merindra quickly. "I can't leave her here alone," said the rider. "Yes, I'll be fine. Now let's go," said Merindra. She gave the horse a slight clap and dashed away. Just as it was gone, it happened. One hand came over my mouth while the other grabbed my arm and pulled me back. "The rider is gone!" I heard a voice scream. "Doesn't matter. The little one is also worth something," said a second voice. Another man came out of the woods and dropped a person on the ground that he had been carrying on his shoulder. When the man fell to the ground, I recognized the rider.

When you see him ... run!I ran through a forest. It was late at night. The full moon was shining and the branches cracked under the soles of my shoes. I kept running on and on. The steps were right behind me. My breath was racing but I didn't want to stop, I couldn't stop. Suddenly I fell over a tree root that protruded from the ground and landed on my stomach on the ground. I heard the footsteps stop behind me. I rolled over on my back and looked into his eyes. It was too dark, the only things I could see were his green eyes and his brown hair. There were splatters of blood on his shirt. He looked down at me with a sneering grin. “You had to see it,” he said."... I didn't see anything," I stuttered. "Unfortunately I can't let you get away with it," he continued. He took a few steps towards me. I screwed up my eyes and screamed. I sat up with a short scream. Beads of sweat ran down my forehead. I dropped back on my pillow. Again this nightmare the sa

Two strong arms grabbed me and I couldn't move my arms. I tried to break free. But before I could do anything, one of the men stood in front of me and stepped on my feet so that I couldn't move them either. "Don't even try, there are three of us and you are all alone," said the man in front of me. I kept trying to get going. But it was like being tied to a closet with a huge elastic band that kept pulling you back. Panic rose in me. I screwed up my eyes and thought about my training. I hadn't done so much defense courses myself for nothing. I opened my eyes again and moved my head forward. "What is that supposed to be?" Asked the second. I smiled and let my head crash into the man in the back. With a curse he let go of me. I rammed his elbow into the pit of his stomach. He staggered a few steps back. I kicked the guy in front of me with my knee. He took a few steps back and gave me an angry look. "You little bitch, you'll regret that," he growled. "Oh, will she?" I turned around. Er

Alex was still awake, sitting on his bed. The girl who shared the room with him was already sleeping. I knocked softly on the window pane. He looked at me in surprise. Then he jumped off the bed and opened the window. "Elena what are you doing here?" He asked surprised. I jumped into his room and looked around. "I thought I would stop by for a while," I replied. I turned to him. "I don't want to be alone today," I replied. "But Eric is still there," he replied. "I don't want to be alone ... with him," I continued. He smiled and hugged me. I returned the hug and we stood there for an eternity. Finally we let go. I glanced at the alarm clock that was next to the bed. It was already seven in the morning. "I'll go again then," I said and went to the window. I climbed back up on the roof and walked back to my room. I climbed through the window again. And put me in bed. I slept for exactly an hour, then the alarm went off. I hit the power button. And looked at the alarm

There were splatters of blood on his T-shirt. I took a step back. His eyes twisted into narrow slits. Okay everyone would have noticed that their secret had been discovered. I turned and ran. I didn't know why I just did it. It was night and the full moon was shining. The full moon, night? That sounded familiar to me. I heard him close behind me. I saw something in the distance. A classmate from my class. She lay motionless on the floor, blood all around her. I made a sharp left turn and kept running. Suddenly I fell over a root sticking out of the ground and landed on my stomach on the ground. I heard the footsteps stop behind me. I rolled over on my back and looked into his eyes. He looked down at me with a sneering smile. “You had to see it,” he said. "I ... I didn't see anything," I stuttered."Unfortunately I can't let you get away with it," he continued. Now I knew why it all seemed so familiar to me. He grabbed my arm and pulled me up. I wanted to scream but he covered

 I turned and ran out of the room. I went out again. I opened the iron gate and ran out. When I slowed down I looked around. Huh, where was I here? I stopped and looked around again. There was a city ahead of me. Was she there before? I entered the city and looked around. When I heard steps behind me again, I ran off. I didn't know where to go. The main thing is away. I hid in one of the dark alleys. Yes I know what you're thinking now. Stupid idea, I know. I looked around the corner, but I couldn't see anyone. Suddenly a hand came over my mouth. And someone pulled me further into the alley until I thundered against someone. I stepped firmly on the person's foot and he took his hand away. I turned around and was startled. Eric was in front of me, damn it was fast. "So you wanted to leave school?" He asked threateningly. "I? No why should I? ”I answered frantically. He pushed me back until my back hit a wall. He put an arm against the wall next