Priestess of Moonlight
By K.E.ANDREWS
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Trapped in a castle, a queen starves for moonlight.
For thirty years, Aysel has been cut off from the night and the moon. After the ancient order of priestesses, the Chiroluna, was destroyed and scattered, plagues and famine grip the Solerium Kingdom. Aysel, one of the last remaining priestesses, longs to escape from her prison, but her husband refuses to release her so she can find her remaining sisters and tend to the land as they had for centuries.
As the full moon draws closer, Aysel plots her escape. But breaking out of the castle is one thing. Freeing herself from the king is another.
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Priestess of Moonlight - K.E.ANDREWS
The last slivers of sunlight dripped between the cracks of the boards sealing the window. Aysel waited as she did every night for the shadows to fill her chamber. In the darkness, the moon would unfurl like a silver flower in the sky. Although she hadn’t seen it with her own eyes in many years, she could feel its pale eye opening and hear the night creatures offering up their songs to it. She sang her own solemn dirge in her heart, longing to join them.
A few fragments of light crawled through the gaps in the boards and pooled in the shadows on the ground. Aysel dipped her fingers in the moonlight dripping on the rug, a tingling sensation racing through her. The silver hairs along her arms rose and thickened into fur, and her fingernails sharpened into points. Her muscles trembled, wanting to shift out of their delicate human shape held together with soft brown skin and thin bones. She cupped the shimmering droplets in her palm and savored their glowing coolness on her tongue.
The drops were never enough and left her thirsting for the nights long ago when she didn’t have to scrape for a taste. She felt the waning and waxing even through the thick castle walls. The full moon was approaching. She remembered the feeling of fullness when it rose over her temple, the white light pouring in through the high, open roof of the mountain walls lined with white moonflowers. Her sisters would dance beneath the moon and leave their caves to join the night. That was a lifetime ago, and her prison wasn’t an easy one to escape.
A knock at the door startled her, causing her to dart away from the window. The last dribble of moonlight clung to Aysel’s lips, and she licked it away. Her ears perked up at the sounds coming beyond the door—the familiar swish of her handmaiden’s skirts, the quickened heartbeat, and her nervous breathing. Aysel pulled her velvet robes closer. Her nails returned to their polished, half-moon shapes, the fur disappearing and leaving behind only fine silver hairs.
My Queen, His Majesty would like you to join him for dinner,
Berna said.