Axel Alternate Ending

y nightfall the familiar trees and rocks of the daytime took on a new ominous form. It was as if by stealing their colours the night also stole their friendly spirits and replaced them with malicious demons. The stars and the moon could not make them seem any less threatening. Even the shadows now were swallowed by the invading darkness. In the gathering gloom the stars and the moon shone brighter in the sky, as if to remind them that even in the darkness there is light.
Silently, Irene limped alongside Axel. Recent events ran through her mind with many floating questions. Who were all these people? Why do they want Axel? What did he do for them to hunt him down like this? This was the third time. And this time, we barely made it. Another near
And I never will.”
Releasing Galvin, he paced once again. “It’s not possible, that he would turn me down.”
“If I may, my lord. I think this may be Deacon’s doing,” Galvin cowered before him. “His sympathy for the humans is beyond than for his own kind.”
“You’re right. This could possibly be Deacon’s arrangement. But, to think Axel would easily change? And you said he was protecting this human? Who is he?”
“Not ‘he’ my lord, the ‘he’ is a ‘she’. She’s a fine looking meal,” Galvin said. “And she killed,” Galvin hesitated for a moment, “Sienna,” he clenched his
Killing a formidable being? That’s just not possible.”
“She killed her in front of my eyes.”
“Why have you returned then? You should’ve died there. You bring shame to us.” Cassius backhanded Galvin.
“I fought my lord. I fought. Honest.”
“You fought three on one. Tell me how you can allow for this to happen. To think I sent one of my strongest men to complete a simple task.”
“My lord, he is not an easy opponent. After all, he worked with your majesty,” Galvin pointed out.
“Save your excuses for someone else. Right now, I need you to do something else for me.”
“Anything my lord. Anything!”
“It seems Kiera has begun to suspect me. I have Magnus keeping an eye on her. But at the same time I need you to send someone to keep a watchful eye on her.”
“Yes, my lord. And, I’ll send the cattle first and get a move on with it.”
“After you complete that task, I have something else for you to do. I imagine it won’t be too much too handle, yes?”
Galvin nodded.
“Alright then, get on with it. Meet me by the east borders of Myrridin.”
“Yes, my lord,” he bowed and headed towards the door.
“And Galvin, do not fail,” Cassius threatened. And this time sounded to be his final