Akila Darkbrother: Book Two Of The Kasai Series - Chapter 17

Josiah led Akila and Charles to a somewhat empty room. Inside it was a few small tables, a large one with shackles, a small stool and a rolling table covered in syringes and test tubes. Josiah pulled Akila to the large table and lifted her up onto it. He strapped her onto the table and backed away.

“I like seeing you like this Akila. It reminds me of the old days. Now remember we need to extract the magic from your blood. After we’re done with you, we’ll do the same with you friend here,” Josiah said nodding his head towards Charles.

Akila turned her head, “Charles has no magic. I was the only one left in the clan that had magic.” Akila looked at Josiah and saw the locket hanging from his pocket. As he was turned away facing Charles she flexed her hand and managed to wrap her finger around the chain. She pulled the locket out of his pocket and clenched it in her hand.

‘Well, if he has no magic,” Josiah said turning back to Akila, “He can just go back to his cell.”

The guard pulling Charles started to walk back out of the room.

“Leave her alone! Goddamnit! Don’t you dare hurt her!” Charles yelled as he was being dragged.

“Shut him the hell up and come back here when you’re done with him. I need you to make sure she doesn’t get away,” Josiah said grabbing a syringe from the tray and stabbing it into Akila’s arm. She winced and felt the blood flow from her body. She watched as Charles dissapeared out of the room and the door slamming shut. A few minutes passed and more blood got drawn when the guard returned to them.

“I’m done here. Take her back to her cell,” Josiah said squeezing the last bit of blood into the test tubes. He dropped the syringe and walked out of the room. The guard unlocked Akila off of the table and dragged her back to her cell.

Charles was sitting on the floor of his cell. He had found his vest sitting in the darkest corner. he slid it on and sat, waiting for Akila. Outside of his cell he heard a jumble of voices and a slight wimper. The cell door opened and Akila was pushed in. The cell door slammed shut and Akila stood, tears streaming down her face. Charles shot straight up and looked at Akila. She cocked her head and ran to him. Her arms wrapped around him, tears staining her face. Charles felt her body against his chest. He was startled and confused by Akila’s actions. He dismissed the thoughts and wrapped his arms around her.

“Charles, I can’t do this anymore. I don’t wanna live anymore. My magic isn’t even working so we have no way out and we’re gonna be here forever…” Akila said between sobs. Charles helped Akila to the ground and let go of her.

“Akila, you need to sleep. Lay down. I’ll be right here next to you. We’ll get out of here somehow, I promise.”

Akila laid down and Charles laid down next to her. He placed his arm over her torso. She shook, but accepted the hold. She grabbed Charles’s hand and handed him the locket. “I was able to get it from Josiah.”

“Akila, this could help us get out of here, but first you need to regain your strength. Go to sleep,” Charles said to her, sticking the locket in his pocket. Akila felt her eyelids grow heavy and she muttered one last sentence before she fell asleep, “We need to do this tomorrow. He’s going to kill us in two days.”

Charles laid in silence, thinking of a plan to escape. About seven hours had passed when Akila woke up again.

“Charles, hand me the locket. I think it’s time.”

Charles handed Akila the locket and helped put it around her neck.

“Are you sure about this Akila?”
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“Yes, I’m sure.”

“Okay. Go ahead,” Charles told her.

Akila stepped away from Charles and held onto her blanket tightly. She muttered, but nothing happened. She said it again, louder this time. Still nothing.

Akila had gotten frustrated. She was fuming. She yelled, “PYANI!”

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