โ Scribed by T. A. Chase
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
*Will the unconditional love of his best friend be enough to help heal Percy after almost being broken mentally and physically?*
On Beasor, being a Gypsy gives Percy almost godlike status. His power over nature and animals could allow him to make a good living exploiting people, but he chooses to live with his best friend, Alden, over Aldens pub in Catalai, the capital of Beasor. Percy loves Alden, but has never been able to tell Alden, afraid the truth would ruin their friendship.
In a fit of jealousy one night, Percy travels through the universes to Earth, and finds himself captured by two humans. As a magical Beasor, silk binds him to their will and Percy finds himself close to breaking in every way as the humans drain his magic.
When Alden rescues Percy, the best friends finally admit to their love, but Percy needs help to replenish his magic and find a way to ease the memories of his captivity. With Alden supporting him every step of the way, Percy fights to heal and become the Gypsy he was once.
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