Succubus Learns To Harness Air’s Hidden Power In Dave’s Book
Air Pressure to Air Flow
Succubus learns why he has been unsuccessful with his attempt at cursing with air. His ancient associate hinted at understanding as a part of unlocking power. Is this the beginning of the making of the chosen one? Dave has written a 3 book fantasy series called “The Demon Curse” that discusses life in the underworld including their schooling.
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I am posting a portion of the book per week. If you like riveting stories at the price of FREE this is for you. Here is the forty-second installment of The Demon Curse Series Book #1 entitled “Son of Ruin” written by David E. Hiatt.
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Chapter 7 Learning to Curse Installment 42
The students in the front ducked their heads slightly in anticipation.
“Then when I release my will from this portion of gas,” Borgin closed his hand, “the denser air behind, with the help from my will to direct it, rushes forward into the vacuum and thus into my target.”
The air thrummed in their ears as it rushed forward and the students in the front were propelled backwards into the students behind.
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Succubus sat back stunned. A smaller demon was lying on his legs. As he pushed him off, a dawning of understanding crossed his face.
He's not propelling the air, he's expanding it.
Pondering Air Expansion
Later in the cavern where he slept, Succubus sat on the slab of rock and thought about what he had learned. He had assumed cursing involved willing the individual air molecules in one direction. This explained why he had made little headway. Now he understood it was a process of using his will to enhance the natural effects of the energy in gas and thereby manipulate the air pressure. The trick was in creating an area of low pressure first, then allowing the air to rush into the created vacuum. His mind was ignited by the possibilities.
It was as the old demon Ansu had said. Power came from understanding the process and it wasn’t what he had first expected. He had been focused on one approach, but now he could see the solution to the problem was from a whole different perspective. He liked this thought, and he filed it away for when he ran into other problems.
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