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    The Dragel's Song: Episode 12: Neilson Hewitt, #12
    The Dragel's Song: Episode 12: Neilson Hewitt, #12
    The Dragel's Song: Episode 12: Neilson Hewitt, #12
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    The Dragel's Song: Episode 12: Neilson Hewitt, #12

    By Chera Carmichael

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    A simple stroll turns into a minor crisis when Elyenka's reaction to her Silvertongue gift has Neil rushing her to the MedBay. His attempt to use a Blood Sigil backfires as his lack of magic twists the sigil written with her blood.

     

    Between his latest revelation, the complications of his changing student status and the cryptic bits of information from the Baronsworths, Neil's running out of time to piece the clues together. He's on the verge of a discovery—but will he last long enough to see it?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChera Carmichael
    Release dateJan 28, 2022
    ISBN9798201635121
    The Dragel's Song: Episode 12: Neilson Hewitt, #12
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    Chera Carmichael

    Chera Carmichael (aka Scioneeris) to her TBDH fans is a Writer by night and a 9-to-5 worker by day. Her dragel stories feature slow-burn Poly romances featuring dragons, soulmates, elemental powers and otherwordly adventures.

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      The Dragel's Song - Chera Carmichael

      The Dragel’s Song : Episode 12

      The Dragel’s Song : Episode 12

      The Neilson Hewitt Adventures

      Chera Carmichael

      Chera Carmichael

      Copyright © 2022 by Chera Carmichael

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      Cover Design by Starlight Book Cover Design.

      Editing by Excel Designs

      Contents

      The Tags

      1. Daily Duties - Marcus

      2. Power Surge - Ben

      3. A Fortuitous Meeting — Ben

      4. The Medbay - Neil

      5. A Handful Of Tears - Neil

      6. A Series Of Awkward Introductions - Neil

      7. Healer Landon — Neil

      8. SEASON TWO SNEAK PEEKS

      Author’s Note

      Also by Chera Carmichael

      Ghost-Hunting off-Realm?

      Have You Read The Prequel?

      GLOSSARY

      Character List

      About the Author

      The Tags

      To my faithful readers who requested my ‘rambling fic tags’. This is for you. I now tag Episode 12 as:

      Soft Space Academy AU. Found family. Ben meets dragels. Neil has a crisis. The Station has a disturbing set of power failures and Dexter Baronsworth is a very kind soul. So is Renee. Ernesto is a good dad. Poor Yenka!

      1 Daily Duties - Marcus

      Markus, personal assistant extraordinaire for the Carlson family, signed for the bucket of physical correspondence and oversized gifts. He accepted it from the little delivery bot with a polite nod of thanks. It chirped happily and hovered up to the ceiling, disappearing into one of the return chutes. Normally, there wasn’t anything big enough to require secondary delivery, but he could see a corner of a large gift box and far more physical mail than usual.

      He sighed at the pile of official messages and letters. Yesterday, he hadn't gotten to any of them and now, this would add another day's worth atop his already crowded schedule.

      No wonder the bot had delivered everything to their doorstep.

      Attending the dinner with Ernesto had helped him to have a better sense of how the rest of the week might progress, but it'd cut into a sizable chunk of his free time. With Ben joining them as well, the busyness had doubled.

      Today was sure to be extra busy as it always was after Ernesto had recharged with a social business event. He would likely spend the day poring over important contracts and agreements, before arranging an entire afternoon of meetings.

      Markus could already feel the exhaustion lurking around the corners, reminding him that while Ernesto would be happily recharged, he'd be running on the usual half-filled, half-empty energy reserves of his own making.

      Retreating inside the penthouse foyer, Markus set the mail bucket down atop the narrow entryway table. He picked and sorted at the pile, effectively separating them out into the appropriate bins that he could tackle according to time sensitivity.

      There was a note for a career option confirmation from one of Noir's Guidance Advisors, with a hand-lettered address to Ernesto, suggesting it was an item that required parental approval for Ben.

      Curious.

      They'd never sent an actual notice before. Usually, it was a meeting request from the headmaster a few more weeks into the school year. Elite students had their career tracks aligned and realigned a thousand times before any real classes ever took place.

      Markus cast a few stripping charms over the folded note, checking for harmful jinxes and hexes. Nothing turned up from the initial charmwork, so he tucked it in the pile to carry back to his office.

      He should probably hand that over to Ernesto once he was sure it was absolutely harmless. But the mail held a few other mysterious packages and letters. One that seemed to be from that former employee with the stealing issue—Jamal? Or maybe it was someone else.

      Markus frowned as he turned it over, holding it up to the light.

      There was nothing to see from the outside, but he wasn't surprised to find a jinx on it. Most things addressed to Ernesto usually came with something attached

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