Crystal Warrior: Through All Eternity (Atlantean Crystal Saga Book 1) (73 page)

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Torr observed her for a moment from beneath frowning brows, taut mouth slowly relaxing into a smile. Then he tossed back the last of his wine and rose to his feet.

‘That’s fantastic,’ he declared, ‘now drink up, woman! We’ve got three weeks’ worth of loving to make up before the little warriors return home in—six hours, if we’re lucky! I’ve a yen to get started right away.’

‘I thought we already had,’ Georgina smiled, as she downed the last drops of her wine.

‘That was just the appetizer, my beautiful Gina,’ he murmured, coming round the table, and sweeping her up into his arms—again.

‘Where shall it be? In the grotto at the bottom of the lawn? In the King’s stadrag on the sacks of gold—I can only suggest the nearest equivalent to that is my office desk where I earn much of my money. Or in the royal apartments on the great royal bed?’

Laughing a challenge up at him, Georgina pressed her fist to his square, cleft chin and demanded, ‘All three will be lovely, thank you!’

Their shared laughter surrounded them as he kicked the back door open and carried her down the path to the grotto that sheltered a steaming spa.

‘Some things,’ Torr declared softly, ‘are more important than horses or war—or mining and movies. I have—and will—love you, my Gina, through all eternity.’

 

 

 

AUTHOR’S NOTE

I started writing the ancient part of Crystal Warrior in 1997. When it was finally completed I gave it to a friend to read. She was so traumatized by the devastating end of Atlantis that I decided I had to find a way to mitigate that and create for the characters a happy outcome.

So Crystal Warrior became a ‘Past Life Travel’.

 

The writing of this story and its sequel, Crystal Dancer, has been a rite of passage for myself, a pilgrimage I am glad not to have missed. I hope you have enjoyed Gyn’a and Taur’s journey of love ‘through all eternity’ and if you want to know Ugo’s story, check out Crystal Dancer, also available on Amazon.

www.amazon.com/Jen-YatesNZ/e/B009MSEA7U

 

Please consider leaving a review on Amazon.

If you’d like to know more about the author, Jen YatesNZ you can visit the web page:
www.jenyatesnz.com

 

 

 

 

Dictionary of Atlantean Words

 

Adonai:
woman performing as Goddess in sacred ritual

agricola:
oak wood

alara:
love, beloved

apportate/apportation:
to disappear from one location and reappear at another; the means by which highly evolved Temple Initiates could travel

arabo:
bastard/bastards

arabo lins:
poor bastard

Archinus:
supreme high priestess
(pl. Archini)

Asar:
God of the Sky (Osiris)

azanon:
bride
(pl. azanoni)

bargi:
foot soldiers

Boiche:
famous Atlantean wood carver

braa:
deeply sadistic bastard

braba:
coward

breac:
coin

breara:
bloody (swear word)

breskin:
paper, made from sepia leaves
(pl. breskina)

cabotin:
carrot

cadogonad:
luxury yacht

cedaban:
monster

ciaro:
lecher

cili:
clairvoyant
(pl. cilii)

clagren:
pillow
(pl. clagrenon)

cloaba!:
damnation!

clod:
derogatory term for a male who isn’t blatantly virile

corba:
a sleep inducing drug

Cronos:
ancient God, father of Zeus.

delilah:
prostitute

d'naa:
no

Doaara:
Free Love society

doabra:
braggart

doraba qaba:
bloody fiend!

dundod:
ogre, ogress

egon:
rebellion

ennead:
priest/priestess who has achieved the highest level in the study of the Mysteries, denoted by nine knots in a gold belt

etado
: condition of bulging, cretinous eyes; effect of fuaba addiction

fiadi:
sandals

finwod:
traitor
(pl. finwodi)

flabria:
laws

fladred:
God-like (as in aroused ready to perform in ritual)

floak:
skim stones over water

fofrac:
put down, douse.

fuaba:
addictive aphrodisiacal drug; duckweed

gerlain:
wardrobe

gladven:
handspan (
pl. gladvenon)

glodad:
rest home for old and infirm ladies

huoda:
wine laced with aphrodisiac. Nuptial Nectar.

Hyades:
Hell

Ibn Ist del Alomdino, en cala suevon ara mei:
Sacred Isis of the True heart, hold us in your care

ilmenite:
manufactured stone giving off high light and energy

ilobaron:
cushions

Ist:
Goddess of the Earth (Isis)

kanzuc:
small naval command vessel

kapi:
animal

Khemu:
Egypt

kirt:
item of male attire like a kilt

kondemon:
penis

kurn:
fuck

latreia:
song and dance of praise

loaker:
three-masted ship

lollygown:
wimp, pansy

londonum:
laudunum

loswoden:
connoisseur

madrona:
matron, senior female

maffickate:
to celebrate with elaborate public demonstration

Magus:
supreme high priest
(pl.Magi)

maluti:
fine ladies

managon:
game of chance

meilad:
devil

meilad evintrod osudon:
devil take the hindmost

mevon:
bag of gold

Moera:
middle class

mondecon kondemon:
‘floppy dick’; impotence

Mostedon Nostup
: Asylum for the mentally ill

movuon:
mother

nafli:
gold mine

nerba:
underpants (never worn by oafs!)

nostum:
randy

oaf:
term for actively virile male; stud

onad-sezyr:
good-day

orichalc:
a precious metal mentioned by Plato but no longer known. Perhaps richer hued than copper and more precious and rare.

Paggi:
Ruling Class; Nobles.

Paggically
: behaving with the arrogance of a Noble of the Ruling Class

padopan:
fuck; frigging—derogatory adjective to describe a person.

pavuon:
father

pazanon:
bridegroom

philidora:
‘dame of the realm’; whorehouse madam.

piaca:
fine gentleman (
pl. piacani)

qabaa:
fiendish

qaiz:
shut up

Qeggi/servitor:
low class workers, considered little above animals

qerlim:
lucky

qim:
large amount of money

qongé:
okay

rabon:
steward; man of business (
pl. raboni)

Rafid:
man performing as God in sacred ritual

ramegram
: program

reica:
sedan chair
(pl. reicani)

roguad:
search for

scrog:
another term for fuck

spenuoba:
game of chance played with dice

stade
: measure of distance, furlong

stadrac:
bank account; fortune

stadrag:
bank vault

Swamp:
whorehouse

ta’a:
yes

taala:
testicles

taglag:
virgin

tektyti:
scabby sores

telon:
bitch

telondem:
mind-connecting, (like paging or ringing someone up!)

tonn:
ten day week
(pl. tonni)

triton
:
month of 3 tonni, or 30 days (
pl. tritoni)

tromuod:
game of chance played with counters

usod:
shit (used as an oath)

uson:
income

Vambon:
Council of Kings

zodia:
circle

 

 

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