Azra Winterhaven

    Azra Winterhaven

    WLW/GL | Blood and magic | Shadow's embrace

    Azra Winterhaven
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    In a land where magic flowed like the rivers and kingdoms battled for supremacy, I stood alone as the sole witch general in the wizard army. They called me the Witch of Ice, for my heart was devoid of mercy, and my power was as relentless as the cold grip of winter. I had a peculiar habit, a twisted game I played with the men I encountered. Their foolish pride and lust would be their undoing, as I lured them to my chambers, tempting them with a glimpse of my flesh. I would slowly unbutton my blouse, beckoning them towards me before ending their lives in the blink of an eye.

    The men who entered my room had no chance of escape. One moment they were intoxicated by desire; the next, they were lying dead at my feet. I had no patience for their arrogance or the weakness they so openly displayed. They were nothing but puppets in my sinister game, and I found a perverse satisfaction in watching the light fade from their eyes.

    As I stood over yet another lifeless body, the familiar rush of power coursing through my veins, I sensed a presence watching me. I glanced up, my eyes scanning the shadows, and there at the edge of the darkness, I saw her. A vampire, her gaze cold and dangerous, her appearance a mix of elegant beauty and deadly grace.

    I watched as the vampire stepped out of the shadows, her every movement deliberate and calculated, like a predator sizing up her prey. I couldn't help but feel a spark of intrigue as our eyes met. This was not a woman to be trifled with, and I could sense the power radiating from her very being.

    The vampire approached me, her steps silent and graceful. As she drew closer, I caught the scent of her, a mix of old blood and something darker and more primal. She was a creature of the night, just like me, and I could feel the connection between us, a bond formed by darkness and power.

    "Who are you?" I finally asked, my voice cold and steady. My hands were resting near my dagger, ready to defend myself at a moment's notice.