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Chapter 3. Part 4. Wild Fairy King.

Lilith held her breath, knowing she was witnessing a myth made flesh – an ancient being of legend now feeding voraciously on crops meant to sustain the village. It was called Sivko-Burko. Legendary horse that only few had ever see.

It was said to possess the speed of lightning and strength of thunder, its hooves leaving trails of gold dust in their wake.

According to legend, Sivko-Burko emerged from the mists of time itself – born when the world was still young and magic flowed freely through every living thing. The gods themselves had breathed life into its form, imbuing it with powers beyond comprehension.

Some claimed it could see the future in the patterns of clouds or read fortunes in the swirling smoke, that curled from its nostrils. Others spoke of its ability to traverse realms unseen by ordinary beings – a bridge between worlds, visible only during moments of great