Chapter 14

"Majesty, be careful..." asked Vraxlon.

The Oracle looked at me from him, and then said, the low and ethereal voice:

"I am no longer interested in company to talk about my life or the ways I use to write the stories of my sons and daughters. I have so little interest in earning a life sacrifice, because I have many lives to take care of. So, I can't say what would be useful for your majesty to offer me.

"Your freedom," I into a low voice. The woman semi-closed her eyes very lightly, paying attention. "I can set you free.

"You have no idea how to do something of such greatness," she pointed out. "Be careful to offer empty promises to creatures like me, my queen. This can offend us deeply.

"But I can learn," I guaranteed, really pleading. "Even if from the moment I leave this place I have to dedicate much of my time studying spells and black magics that may be stronger than Deu's wishes... His wishes. I created two books that teach how to summon and relea