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Eclipsian Dynasty Pt 04

Eclipsian Dynasty Pt 04

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CHAPTER 12. WELCOME HOME

Cedric was sitting on the grass watching his cock dangling between his legs. Droplets of white liquid stretched out onto the grass.

Did it really happen?

He fucked his own Mother.

"It's not hurt like that?" Seraphina squatted beside him, carefully bandaging Cedric's broken finger.

He didn't expect the aftermath to be so... strange. He felt some tremendous release and shame at the same time. He could still hear himself yelling "I'll do it inside!"

How could he do it inside or even intend to do it inside her? His mother.

Cedric looked at her. His gaze traveled to the dark pubic hair between Seraphina's legs, to the pink jowls he'd been inside just a few moments ago.

Unreal.

His eyes traveled up to Mum's breasts, which shook with every movement of her tender hands. Seraphina's long brown hair covered part of her bosom and shoulders. They fell over the side of Seraphina's face, on her beautiful face but with tired and disappointed expression.

Was he right to take that step? Maybe not, but it felt too good.

"I asked you a question," she pulled the bandage on Cedric's finger even tighter.

"No, it's fine, Mum."

"Good." She took a deep breath and slapped his face with all her strength.

"Ouch."

"HOW DARE YOU? HOW COULD YOU DO THAT, CEDRIC? HAVE YOU GONE TOTALLY INSANE WITH YOUR CRAVINGS?" She continued to strike furiously with the slaps. "AND YOU DID IT TODAY? ON THAT SPECIAL MORNING?"

He couldn't be mad at her for this. Mum's full breasts moved so beautifully with each stroke of her arm.

"You wanted this too, didn't you?! Maybe it's also your fault?"

"That's why I'm only slapping you, not hitting you with all my might. Got it? Get dressed!" She rubbed her arm, which was sore from the blows, and threw his clothes at him. "And stop gawking at me. There will be no rest. We're going straight on the way."

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He wanted to sleep even harder after such an overwhelming orgasm, but Seraphina walked behind him and pushed him forward.

They needed to reach Astoria Prime on the border quickly as Conrad was waiting for them there.

"You'll sleep when we get there," she said. Cedric's moon-sword in her hands. Its scabbard hitting his back as he once again stood up to take a breath.

"It hurts, Mum. I'm truly sorry this happened, but I want to rest. Enough already."

"No!" she stabbed him again. "You need to take responsibility for your actions. You think you had a good time with me? Taking what you wanted? It's time for you to face the consequences. When you act like you did this morning, pleasure comes with pain. I hope you feel deeply ashamed."

He looked into her eyes, turning around, and Seraphina slapped him again.

"Ouch."

"You do realize that even one drop could be enough to get me pregnant. Can you imagine what would happen then? Me and you... Gods... I doubt you thought of the consequences. You men never think about them! Go ahead, be thankful you got off easy. I'm still seriously considering killing you. It was the biggest mistake of your life!"

"Or my greatest achievement," he thought.

But she was right. What if she got pregnant? He recalled his vision of pregnant Seraphina, and some strange excitement ran through his body, causing Cedric to stop again.

"Why have you stopped again? Gosh, Cedric. Don't play on my nerves!" The sword's blow struck his back once more. "Have you been training since we left the valley? All you've been doing is trying to peek at me, cuddling with me, sneaking kisses, trying to see under my skirt..."

He didn't argue and walked in silence while his mother reprimanded him like a naughty child.

She fell silent and pondered. The look on Cedric's face and the intensity of his thrusts into her were still in front of her eyes. The knowledge of how much he wanted it at that moment sent shivers down her wet back. But she wanted it too, didn't she?

She stopped, lowering the moon-sword. Her hand went over her abdomen. "What is this strange pain... inside? Why does it feel so different after Cedric?"

Cedric turned around when he realized nothing was poking in the back and walked over to Seraphina. He placed his hands on Mother's waist and their foreheads touched.

"I hate seeing you being sad, Mum."

"We just did a gnasty thing, Cedric. Mothers and sons shouldn't... I don't want to say it. Your father will know about this." She whispered. "He should know."

"You better tell him about the prophecy. About you and me, Mum."

"There is no you and me, Cedric! And the prophecy is a lie!" she shoved him and slapped him in the face again. "Now go! I can't believe I let you raise your voice at me back in the cabin."

Cedric obeyed, rubbing his red cheek.

An hour later they arrived at a dry land. The forest was cut off, but it didn't end. It was simply obliterated all the way to the mountains that could be seen far on the horizon.

"Is this the border?"

"No," said Seraphina, "the border is further ahead. There's still a long way to go. This is what the area around it looks like. These are traces of war. The crossing point is in that direction."

Seraphina took him a different route, through the wreckage. He walked among charred trees and branches, then unexpectedly stepped on something extremely solid. It wasn't a branch.

Cedric looked beneath his feet and saw a bone. Human bone.

"Go," said Seraphina, kicking without noticing where Cedric was looking. Cedric moved, but first, he looked around again.

"Maybe the end of the world is already happening and we just don't realize it."

They entered a part of the forest that was still intact and came to a small building. Watchtowers, stables, barracks. It was obviously an Imperial outpost on the border.

"Suspiciously empty," whispered Seraphina.

A white bird flew out of the window. "Corvus?" thought Cedric instantly, but he felt the spirit within reassure him that it was still there.

It was not a raven, but a white vulture. Cedirc had never seen such birds before, but he knew for sure somehow that it was a vulture. The bird perched on top of the tower and stared at Cedric.

"We'd better get going, Mum. It's too empty here. I think something is wrong."

"You just got here and already leaving us?" someone said from behind. Cedric wanted to turn around, but the point of an arrow jabbed into his back.

A whistle blew and they were instantly surrounded by 30 men in imperial dark armor. Each had the symbol of eclipse on their chest. A wagon pulled up to the outpost across the road and a young General with a small beard got out.

Seraphina punched a soldier nearest to her in the nose, and he backed away.

"If you think I'm going to give up so easily, Tilidus, you're wrong. Arik will kill you if you even dare to touch me. And you'll do have to hurt me if you're going to get me back to the castle."

"You're absolutely right, my lady," Tilidus gestured for the soldiers to back off.

Cedric stood closer to his mother, snatching up the moon-sword and Riley's dagger.

"Let us go. Tell your soldiers to stand down. Go back to your king. Go and tell Arik that I hate him!" said Seraphina.

"You can tell it to him by yourself when you back, Your Majesty. As I said you are right about everything. I wouldn't want to cause you any harm. But the king has given us clear instructions on what to do with you and how to make you collaborate."

Tilidus suddenly raised left hand and all the archers surrounding them pointed their bows at Cedric.

"Mum?"

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"No! You would never... He would never," Seraphina looked around.

"Get on the wagon, Your Majesty. Your little adventure is over. Your husband awaits you home."

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Cedric sat like a prisoner with the hands tied. The wagon shook and the road was uneven. It was a large wagon, the light barely getting in.

"They took my sword and dagger. Damn it. Eligh said captivity is worse than death."

Seraphina silently stared through a small window.

"That was Tilidus?" said Cedric weakly. "I thought he was older."

"There are reasons why Tilidus became a general at such a young age."

"I'm sure it wasn't because of his nasty ugly beard."

"Let's face it. We wouldn't have been able to sneak into The Red Castle anyway, Cedric," she said as Cedric noticed another body in the corner of the wagon. From the outline, he realized it was Conrad. Alive, but passed out.

"So that's it then? Our quest is over? Are you ready to meet Arik? You've suddenly forgiven him now?"

"The choice looks like this, Cedric: either die by Eclipse surrounded by family or be killed by Solarion's lunatics in a brutal death. I'd say the choice has been made for us. By the way, I'm still mad at you!"

"But will you tell Arik that you hate him? Will you?" he asked.

She was silent again.

Even though her whole body was covered, he could still see what was underneath her clothes. His brain could clearly see her full breasts, her delicate waist with white skin, her pubic hair and the birthplace of the Prince and Princess.

"It is impossible to be angry at you, Mum." He hit his head on the ceiling as the wagon bumped over a rock. "I need to concentrate." He started recalling all the prophecies.

The 18th descendant should marry Seraphina.

18th and 19th. When the night meet the dawn - one will stand one fall.

Answers in the Red Castle.

"Also, I shouldn't not forget about that strange creature from the Library." His gut somehow clenched unpleasantly at the memory of the pale entity.

"You must tell me about the 20th descendant, Mum," he said.

Seraphina's eyes glittered again with faint anger and irritation.

"I can't do that, Cedric. I'm sorry."

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He awoke the next morning. Finally, Cedric had some rest.

The wagon door suddenly opened with a sharp slam. Cedric was pulled out of the wagon with a jolt, his eyes not yet accustomed to the bright sunlight. He heard a sounds of walking, horses, chatter in the distance, the sounds of the capital city.

"Is he alive? What's wrong with him?" Cedric heard a familiar girl's voice.

"Let's check it out." Tilidus slapped him in the face.

"Ouch..." Cedric opened his eyes, looking around. "Untie me, prick, and I'll break your nose."

"It's alright. He's alive, princess," said Tilidus.

"Coward."

"I just wanted to see you slap him, General. Thank you." Elowen grinned. Cedric rubbed tired eyes.

Seraphina stepped out of the wagon. As Cedric got up, she hugged her daughter.

"Sweetheart, I was so worried," Seraphina said while Elowen took the hug with a stony face.

"Yeah, yeah. I missed you too, Mum. Save your hugs for Dad."

"The king awaits you." Tilidus bowed to Elowen and departed.

Cedric and Seraphina got cleaned up and dressed. Toward evening, they were led to meet Arik. Cedric strolled through the halls and rooms he knew so well, but something felt different.

Elowen led the way, opening the door to reveal a large dining table in the center of the room, filled with food. At the head of the table, King Arik sat, quietly enjoying his meal.

"Welcome home," Arik grunted. Elowen sat beside him, closer than usual. "Sit down, my love," Arik looked at Seraphina, who settled beside him. He gently brushed a lock of brown hair from her cheek.

Cedric could see the conflict in Seraphina's expression, the desire to be angry with Arik, to resent him. But she couldn't. She reached up and kissed him first.

"I missed you, darling," Seraphina whispered.

"I know," Arik replied, his voice rough.

Cedric sighed and took a seat at the opposite end of the table.

"Our chefs have really outdone themselves today to celebrate your return. I've requested your favorite dishes. I bet you're starving," he said, directing his gaze at Seraphina.

Princess and Queen eagerly grabbed some food. His mother ate with great enthusiasm. They had been surviving on simple meals for weeks, so Seraphina must have been longing for the royal cuisine again.

But Cedric didn't eat, though he could smell a distinct flavor in front of his nose.

Arik focused on his food, occasionally glancing at the queen and their lovely daughter. After a pause, he suddenly asked, "So, how was your little adventure?"

He popped a piece of meat into his mouth. "Elowen told me a lot about what you saw. About how you were attacked by a deer on the way, about the Cult."

"Arik, Library," Seraphina said softly, swallowing the food.

"Don't worry, I know." He squeezed her hand. "We will recover all the lost knowledge. Its destruction is a sign that the world is changing. When the Cosmic Eclipse arrives, the world won't be the same." He leaned in to gently kiss Seraphina again. His hand rested on her back. "It's wonderful that the whole family is finally reunited."

Another flash of anger swept through Cedric. He clenched his teeth.

"You are mocking us. Are we just going to pretend like nothing changed?"

Arik looked at Cedric for the first time. It was a calm but menacing look.

"And what changed?"

"You killed Blunder and his men," said Cedric.

"What makes you think he's dead? He's alive. For now."

"For now?"

"He will be executed for betraying the king."

"Blunder's loyalty to the king is unwavering, even in the king's madness."

"Cedric, don't." Seraphina pleaded and looked at her son, but Arik stopped her, placing a hand on his wife's shoulder.

"Is that what you think? That I'm insane?"

Cedric looked at Seraphina before answering.

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She thinks the same way, doesn't she? But why is she silent?

"Yes," Cedric replied.

His father smiled, leaning back in his chair. "Looks like you've grown up a bit during your adventure, Cedric. But you're still young and there's a lot you don't get. So just sit down before I get mad and shut up."

Cedric didn't realize he was standing until chair beneath him tipped over. He held a fork like sword.

"Give me back my moon-sword. That was Blunder's present," Cedric said.

"It's in your chambers."

"Cedric, please."

He thought it was Seraphina trying to calm him down, but it wasn't her voice. It was Elowen's.

Cedric met her terrified gaze and sat down.

"I see you and Elowen have really bonded." Arik shoved a piece of meat into his mouth, and Elowen blushed thickly, hiding her eyes. The king grinned.

Does he know about what happened between Cedric and Elowen?

Seraphina finished her meal and took a sip of wine.

"Before we drift off to sleep I would like to say something," Arik turned to his wife. "I want us to have another baby, love."

Seraphina stared at him in silence, shocked.

"When the Eclipse happens and Solarion falls," Arik continued, "the Dynasty Empire will expand across Eldaria. I'll fulfill the dream of the Empire's founder, Alaric, by conquering the entire continent. I want our new child to be born into our new thriving Empire."

He took a sip of wine and then kissed Seraphina gently before turning to Cedric. "Today has made me think that maybe I need another son since my current heir thinks I'm a mad king."

Seraphina and Elowen flashed glances at Cedric.

"I'm not so sure about that, dear," Seraphina said uncertainly.

"Is there something wrong? I'm sure you can carry another one of my children." The king ran his hand over her stomach.

Everything inside Cedric clenched with hatred. "She is mine, not yours," he thought.

"I need to think about it" Seraphina replied. "Children are a big responsibility..."

"What do you mean 'think about it'?" Arik snapped. "If the king orders it, you'll bear him a son!"

"Don't speak to me like that," Seraphina said, glancing nervously at Cedric, but Arik grabbed her chin.

"Look at me, not him!"

"Not in front of the children, Arik."

"I don't care. They're not children anymore. You left me when I needed you the most, ran off with that scoundrel Blunder, and vanished for months. You betrayed me! You cheated on me!"

"If you harm her, you'll regret it," Cedric said suddenly.

The room fell silent. Arik glanced at him, then broke into a smile and released Seraphina.

"Are you threatening me?" he grinned menacingly, then kissed his wife again. Seraphina made no attempt to resist.

"Elowen," Arik said after pushing his wife aside.

"Yes, father?"

"Would you be so kind as to take your mother to queen's chambers? I'm sure she's tired after her... little adventure. Cedric and I need to have a man-to-man talk."

"Yes, father. Please, don't be too harsh with him." Elowen stood up and looked at Cedric.

"I'll try my best," Arik replied.

Something strange was happening with Cedric's mother. She left with Elowen without even looking at her son.

It was just the two of them now.

Arik sipped his wine quietly.

"You haven't eaten anything."

"Not hungry."

"I see," said Arik. "I shouldn't have spoken to your mother like that in front of you. The idea of being the first of the Dynasty to conquer the entire world is overwhelming. I hope Alaric Starborne would be proud of me."

"Don't you think the people we conquered don't want to be part of our Empire?"

Arik chuckled and stood up slowly. "You are indeed changed. You roam our lands and then think you are the smartest. Who cares about the common folk's opinions? Fear is a weapon against our adversaries. And those who dare oppose us will face consequences, Cedric."

He came close, hands folded behind his back as he circled Cedric.

"So, fear is what keeps our empire from collapsing?"

"We're like gods, son, wielding the power of the Sun and the Eclipse. Gods inspire fear. What kind of god isn't feared? Gods should be revered, respected, and feared. Our legacy should be immortalized through monuments, our achievements celebrated with statues, and our names revered for generations to come."

"I'd rather not have a statue if it's only going to be met with disdain from those who gaze upon it."

"You just don't know what it's like yet, son. To inspire fear." Arik peered pensively into the void. "Let's leave talk of the Empire behind. I want to discuss your mother."

"My mother?"

Arik moved around the chair to stand beside Cedric.

"Your sister mentioned you and your mother have grown very close. She also mentioned some... questionable interests of yours. It's important to know some boundaries, son."

"I don't know what you're talking abo..."

Arik suddenly grabbed a knife and held it against his son's throat. "If I find out that you even looked at her in any way other than a son should look at the woman who nurtured and raised him," he growled, "you'll regret it. Nobody will remember that King Arik had a son named Cedric."

Arik's eyes rounded, he seemed ready to kill Cedric right now.

"You want to follow the prophecies? Do you think you're the hero the spirits promised? The 18th and the last descendant of Leronse--your mother. You think I don't know? Do you want to marry your mother?"

Cedric glared at his father with anger.

"I'm aware of another prophecy that might interest you," Arik said calmly. "It's about the 20th descendant."

With each word coming from his father's lips Cedric's breath quickened, he tried to catch every word.

"I'm sure Seraphina never told you about it. Want to know why? -The 20th descendant is dusk or dawn, but it's the 18th descendant's death that paves the way for their birth.- This is the prophecy about your death, Cedric."

He jabbed the knife sharply into the table. "Welcome to the real world. Want to stay alive? Forget those prophecies. Stay by my side or betray me and die. We shape our destiny. It's not shaped by some prophecy. Remember that."

The king left.

Cedric was alone. All he could hear was the sound of his own breathing.

He felt nauseous.

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His chamber's room seemed so foreign now. He walked around the bed he'd made the morning before his escape and stepped out onto the balcony. The night sky sparkled with stars, while life buzzed in the capital below.

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