Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire At Dawn, Episode 30

Episode 30: A Reason

“My brother lives?”

The flames rose up, despite his weakness and thirst. 

William pushed himself away from Teresa before fire covered his skin.

He had a reason to return.

Here ends Season 4.

Season 5 will commence in January 2016. 

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 29

Episode 29: Another Truth

Teresa pulled her hand away and glared at William.

“Your brother rules the kingdom now. Do you think he will not burn anyone that stands in his way?”

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 28

Episode 28: A Merciful King

As Bryant drove his army forward, he sent random flames into trees, as a reminder to his generals. He could burn them all, but he was merciful. 

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 27

Episode 27: Sacrifice

William leaned into Teresa’s hand and closed his eyes. “Oh, my love.

I thought my people were better off without a burning king.”

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire At Dawn, Episode 26

Episode 26: A Gentle Reminder

Teresa placed her palm on William’s cheek. “I have searched for you and found you.”

Then, she tapped his nose, just like when they were children. “And, that’s for forgetting your people.”

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire At Dawn, Episode 25

Episode 25: In His Fist

Bryant held his people in his fist and he reveled in satisfaction. Every village would kneel to him, not just in his parents’ kingdom, but in all the kingdoms.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 24

Episode 24: The Truth

William wiped his tears and looked deep into Teresa’s brown eyes.

“Bryant started the fire, but I couldn’t stop him. I thought you were dead. I thought I had nothing left.”

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 23

Episode 23: Accusation

Pelent broke the quiet. “You admit you are a sorcerous murderer. A monster!”

“No.” Teresa dropped her swords, and knelt by William, shielding him.




Episodes will take a break through the U.S.A. Thanksgiving weekend and return on Monday, November 30th. 

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 20

Episode 20: The Question

“Why, William?” 

It was just the tip of the questions she wanted to ask him. She wanted, had wanted for months, just to hold him.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 19

Episode 19: Caution

Teresa lowered her swords, but didn’t sheathe them.

The dark-haired woman next to Teresa didn’t lower her spear.

Wend understood their caution. He wished he didn’t.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 18

Episode 18: Obedience

As King Bryant stalked away from the square, the villagers and his soldiers parted before him, bowing low.

Brutus gave the order to move and the soldiers obeyed.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 17

Episode 17: Flicker

William had changed. The man she had loved was still there, but sorrow filled his eyes, and something wild flickered in their depths.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 16

Episode 16: His Identity

Wend pushed his hair out of his eyes and sat partly up, turning to show Teresa his face, but trying to keep some of his modesty intact.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 15

Episode 15: Forced

King Bryant forced the flames down inside of himself.

Then, he turned to address the crowd.

“You will serve me or burn.”

Episode 16 will air on Wednesday.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 14

Episode 14: Waiting

“Turn your head slowly. I know that you’re awake. My friend and I are ready for any sudden moves.”

Teresa waited for the man to comply.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 13

Episode 13: A Wish and a Despair

Wend heard the command from the woman to stay still.

He heard her fear, and he despaired.

He wished he could cover himself and hide.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 12

Episode 12: Screaming

King Bryant threw the flame at General Hanes and the man screamed as he burned.

The villagers screamed, too, and some of his men.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 11

Episode 11: Raw

“Stay still, sorcerer!” Teresa shouted.

The man laid still, his head turned away from her.

His bare skin was sunburned and scraped raw.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 10

Episode 10: Too Tired to Spark

Footsteps approached him from behind. Wend tried to call the fire, but his hands only sparked once or twice. He was too weary, and too thirsty.

Ashes Burn Season 4: Fire at Dawn, Episode 9

Episode 9: A Wink and a Spark

King Bryant had General Hanes put in stocks in the village square.

Then, with a wink to Brutus, he pulled up the flames inside him.