Chapter 349
THIRD PERSON’S POV
No. This shouldn’t be happening. The stars were aligning into one of the most devious and unnatural linearity.
Astrologer witches from around the world felt a shudder run down their spines when they saw the sudden movement of the stars.
This kind of movement across the Universe in such a short time only meant havoc or the birth of someone who was indeed a monster, defying everything that nature believes in.
Other natural witches started joining hands, praying for mercy from the ultimate goddess.
’Please have mercy on us, moon goddess. Whatever this evil energy is, please take it away,’ The witches worldwide prayed.
All the angels and witches who were keenly protecting Valencia came to the balcony of their respective homes as they looked at the full moon that had a weird violet energy radiating across it.
“What’s happening? I have never seen this kind of alignment. The last time it happened was Angel Kelly paused.
Her gaze widened, and she immediately raised her hand to bring a crystal ball to see what was happening on Earth.
She tried to see the area around Valencia, but no matter what she did, the crystal ball appeared blank.
“This is strange. Something is stopping me from looking into Valencia’s current location,” Angel Kelly said, looking at her subordinates with raised and concerned eyes.
She quickly rushed towards Angel Alisha to tell her what was happening.
When she reached the palace, she saw Alisha’s concerned and worried expression, and something told her that the senior angel probably knew what was happening.
“Alisha, I cannot reach Valencia,” Kelly still said.
Alisha scoffed.
“Has anyone ever been able to see Aurora’s true form?” Alisha’s words confused Kelly.
Aurora’s true form. What did she mean by that?
Kelly’s eyes widened.
“She is transforming?” Kelly asked.
Alisha’s silence was enough to answer her. She quickly tried to perform more spells to see what was happening on Earth, but no amount of spells or magic was letting her know what was going on there.
She closed her eyes to teleport herself to the forest where Valencia was, but it was almost as if she was looking into nothingness.
Helpless, Kelly looked at Alisha, who closed her eyes.
“Pray to the moon goddess that the forced transformation she has inflicted upon herself doesn’t melt her body into the fire of Aurora’s rage,” Alisha’s words struck Kelly like a thunderbolt.
Kelly shook her head. There has to be some way. If Valencia died, who would take down the devil?
She will have to survive.
“How can you appear so normal when something this drastic is happening? Shouldn’t we be going there to help her? To stop this transformation?” Kelly asked her senior.
She never talks to Alisha in a raised voice, but today, she was panicking so much that she didn’t care about her image at all.
Alisha smiled in mockery.
“Help who? Aurora or Valencia?” Alisha asked.
Kelly froze in her place.
The question was so genuine that it took the air out of her lungs.
Who were they going to help? Aurora or Valencia?
Kelly gulped and looked at the window, her gaze falling on the linearity of the stars, which was just a hoax but enough to alert the messenger of the moon goddess and the goddess herself.
“You are right. This is something beyond us. Aurora is the moon goddess’s favorite child; anything she would inflict on Valencia would be her final call. Besides, we weren’t ordered to do anything regarding the matter,” Kelly said to pacify herself.
She walked out of the hall Alisha was in. Though she kept walking towards her room, her mind couldn’t stop thinking about the uncertainty of the situation.
What left her even more helpless was that she couldn’t see anything in her crystal ball and was unable to reach the place herself.
It was like Aurora’s transformation energy, which she was taking from the moon itself, was stopping all the other magical entities from reaching her aura zone.
It was a shocking and scary moment for everyone.
Aurora’s earlier transformations all happened when the girls turned eighteen, and never so many stars aligned to give her that energy.
The transformation also lasted for a few seconds before the girls died.
However, this slow movement of the stars also indicated that Valencia was relenting.
Time seemed to stop. The oceans started to have large tides, as the stars’ position, along with the energy radiating from the moon, affected the water energies the most.
“This is what happens when the criminal that has the accountant of 10000 deaths on her name starts to transform,” Alisha commented to herself.
She grabbed her stones and started praying to help Valencia through this ordeal.
She didn’t know if Aurora’s aura would allow her to send any prayers at this time, but that was the only thing she could do at the moment.
Meanwhile, inside the forest where everything was happening, the people were shocked to the core, so shocked that they stopped fighting each other.
They looked at the girl before them, who fell on her knees before a scream left her mouth with her head tilted backward to the sky.
The scream was so terrifying that it made the hair on their necks stand up, and a shudder ran down their spines.
“Aaa!” Valencia screamed again, loud enough to reach the heavens.
Aurora took a deep breath and tried her best not to channel her energy into Valencia in a single go.
She knew what was happening since morning. This was supposed to happen sooner or later.
The cracked skin on her hands was a clear indication that her energies were starting to leak, but it had no significance to her pregnancy.
In fact, her pregnancy only gave leeway for that energy to be channeled into her womb.
Aurora tilted her head as her control started to slip, and she licked her bottom lip.
Valencia’s transformation wasn’t like other wolves, where they could hear the sound of bones cracking and bodies transforming into that of the wolf.
A weird white, enigmatic haze surrounded Valencia. It was like dirty smoke covering her body, preventing people from seeing what was actually happening inside it.
Aurora smirked as she looked at the full moon with a satisfactory smile.
This was indeed the time.