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Short Story Of Lord Berg

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Lord Berg:- you are afraid to love me ( hold the Demon's hand) you afraid to love me because I am your first lover
Demon:- as far as I know and understand you are not my first lover you know me because you are helping me and my son
Lord Berg:- that is your human wife and human son ( Human makedonian from Feather's tribe)
Demon:- still she probably my first lover
Lord Berg:- that's because you have not met me. I was not born at that time... and you are still human. But since you become an immortal being I am your first lover
Demon:- let us stop talk about our past I have no memories of my past and I don't want to remember it. If you want me to save your son just tell me what I need to do.
Lord Berg:- how can I trust you? You don't want …show more content…

I meet you I am breaking you now since I cannot break the real person I am breaking you ( he was about to break the "Zebed the Lost" statue Lady Lost arrive and stops him)
Lady Lord Lost:- you cannot break it... it represent me. This is Zebed the Lost... it represents me he carries my name
Wilhermberg:- I want to rip his mouth out.
Lord Lady Lost:- you cannot we need to save Lord Rain we need his blood and his loyalty. We need his love for Rain like the time he raise him when he was just a baby we need his pure love. If you break his statue he will find out and he will never help Rain. We shouĺd remember Zebed has died the one we are talking is a new being a demon. We better do like he said if we want him to change we should start to treat him good and you my dear should stop torturing him. Let him come out of the prisoner cell and give him a guest house instead we should treat him like a royal we need to make him believe in us. Zebed always has a changed heart... as long as we know how to make him happy.
Lord Wilherberg:- He is a Demon, not Zebed... he will never change... his heart has stopped beating I touch and feels his heartbeat it does not beat the same like it use to. He is a …show more content…

Demon:- you don't have to do that. Darksky has nothing to do with Lord Rain it was me who harmed your child
Lord Lady Lost:- Don't worry anything will happen to Darksky unless you harm Lord Rain. Darksky will be saved.
Demon:- I don't want to meet Darksky then don't poison or harm him
Lord Lady Lost:- if yo meet him or not Berg will going to put spells in his food for his son safety if you dare harm his child you are responsible for your lover's death....Darksky willing to take the poison to see you and for your safety while you are being a prisoner here... you can have your beautiful rest now ( she left)
Wilhermberg changes himself into a good and handsome God to welcome Darksky to his Kingdom, not as an enemy.
Darksky looks at Wilhermberg handsome clean face. " You don't have to clean your face I am not afraid of your ugly hideous scale skin"
Wilhermberg:- I am not doing it for you I do it for someone

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