Two Thousand Blades (KINGS OF CHAOS #3) by Jocelynn Drake EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Jocelynn Drake
- Language: English
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Li Xiang
July, 2023
a dragon’s hoard.
He was trapped in an actual dragon’s hoard.
This was ridiculous.
Okay, so his cage was exquisite. Stunning and rare furniture filled the
cavern. Rich fabrics and rugs were everywhere, providing comfort and
warmth. Glittering gems were on every surface. There were even weapons!
Not that he wanted to use them and risk tarnishing their brilliance—but
still, he had a chance of protecting himself.
What the hell was he supposed to do now?
After the dragon had grabbed him by mistake and dove into the river,
carrying him to this cave deep in the ground, he’d been shown to this
magnificent room by the dragon’s servant. At least, he thought the man was
the dragon’s servant. He didn’t have a name and was relatively unhelpful in
all ways. The bastard had even locked him in this room, leaving him
completely alone with no way of contacting his clan.
It wasn’t just that his clan had no way of knowing he was still alive. Or
as alive as a vampire could be. But he had no idea what had happened to his
clan mates and the fae. The last thing he’d seen was his clan outnumbered.
Had they escaped Queen Belladonna and her army? Were they safe? Had
the dragon gone back and attacked them after leaving him in the cave?
Restless energy crawled across his skin and left him clenching his teeth
as he searched the entire room for the third time. Nothing. The enormous
space was loosely divided up into a massive parlor, a sleeping area with a
bed on a pedestal, a kitchen, and a bathroom that was too luxurious for
words. There were kings who couldn’t boast such opulence in their castles,
and he might have enjoyed it if the dragon had given him a choice in the
matter.
Xiang flopped onto a pile of cushions and groaned loudly while his
body sank into the satin-covered cloud. How was he supposed to get out of
here? The door was composed of more than a meter of steel and wouldn’t
budge, no matter how much he pulled on it. There were no other doors or
windows. His only contact since waking was with Mr. No-Name, but he
didn’t know when he would return. If he would return.
No. He refused to be useless. He had to find a way back to his clan.
He—
“You haven’t even been here an entire day. Why are you pouting?”
Xiang tried to jump up at the unexpected sound of that voice, but he’d
sunk so deeply into the cushions that he couldn’t do much more than flail
his arms and legs in the air like an overturned turtle.
An aggravated sigh reached his ears, and a hand caught one of his,
pulling him up enough that his feet could find purchase on something solid.
As he rose, his gaze focused on the man who’d “rescued” him from the
cave earlier. Except this was the first time he got a good look at the stranger.
When they first met, the cave had been pitch black, while his features were
partially lost to the bright light and shadows cast by his lantern.
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