@savannah_grace2009
I think this is really good! You have some really nice prose.
The sensation made her want to scream, cry out in agony…
You don’t really need an ellipsis here. A period would work better.
“It’s those cursed Paynes,” Odessa muttered, anger flashing in her violet eyes.
This makes it sound like Kaden and Sevryn have tried to get help before, but when Kratos opens the door, he doesn’t recognize them, so I assume he hadn’t seen them before. If that’s the case, he wouldn’t have known who ‘those’ meant. Maybe try ‘some of those’?
“Where will we go?” Sevyrn asked, looked up at him with the brokenness of a small child.
This line is really good.
“We’ve come to seek your help,” he bowed his head. “Our son is very sick, and we were turned away when we came to Kratos, the doctor.”
Saying Kratos’ name here seems unnecessary. Do the Pythonos really care/need to know who the doctor was? It might flow better without it. I’m not sure, tho, it might be fine.
Other thank those things, I mostly agree with what Jonas pointed out. But overall, it’s very good.
Any noun can become a verb if you don't care enough.