The Van Helsing Conjecture – Excerpt No. 35

It’s obvious,” Sparky said, the third persona for Hecate.

This version was the goddess of magic. The nickname came from her powers and appearance. She glowed blue like a spark gap transmitter. This persona of Hecate was thinned skinned and when those eyes glowed blue that meant Sparky was on the verge of blowing up on whoever was the cause… Always talks as though she’s had way too much coffee

It’s easy to get lost in what might have been,” Silver said. 

Instead of looking at what you have,” Sparky said. 

Or realising you’re in bed with a creative, intelligent, and ruthless monster…” Clara said. 

When the sisters did not reply, Clara smiled momentarily before falling back to sleep. 

A moody, cinematic photograph of a young adult brunette woman with porcelain skin and subtle, freckled cheeks, reclining in a tousled, rumpled bed, surrounded by dark, rich velvety drapes that fade into the shadows. Her wings, a stunning pair of large, black, feathered appendages, stretch out from her back, wrapping around her body to conceal her form, the delicate feathers glistening in the dim, warm lighting. Her facial expression is a mix of fear and vulnerability, with parted lips and wide, brown eyes that convey a sense of shock and alarm. Next to her, a monstrous creature, shrouded in darkness, lies hidden beneath the sheets, its presence hinted at by a scaly, claw-like hand peeking out from beneath the blankets. The atmosphere is tense, foreboding, and intimate, with a focus on the woman's emotional state and the eerie, unsettling presence of the monster.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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