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November 1, 2021
It was none of my business, and really, I didn’t want to know.
never looked at me the way he’d looked at that girl or even the way he looked at Ruby, and he never would.
Etherealki, the Order of Summoners,
Squallers, Grisha who could raise or lower the pressure of the air and fill the skiffs’ sails with wind that would carry us across the long miles of the Fold.
the red cuffs that indicated they could raise fire.
pulled me behind him.
was all I could offer.
beloved
I saw that the cuffs of her red kefta were embroidered in black. What did a Heartrender
Where was Mal?
“Mal Oretsev. He’s a tracker. He was injured during the attack. Where is he?” No one said anything. “Please,” I begged. “Where is he?”
until they told me what had happened to Mal,
bloodletter,”
“I … I’m a mapmaker, sir.”
oprichniki, the elite soldiers who made up the Darkling’s personal guard.
Where is Mal?
only clear thought
But I lifted my chin and looked the beautiful girl right in the eye.
Whatever you’re whispering, I’ve heard worse.
his shaggy red hair bobbing above the crowd on his thick neck, and leaning on him, bandages peeking out from his bloodied shirt, was a very pale, very tired-looking Mal. My legs went weak and I pressed a hand to my mouth to stifle a sob.
Mal was alive.
Bright as noon, brighter. Like staring into the sun.”
How nice to know that the Grisha could still maintain their snobbery in the midst of hearing about a volcra attack.
kefta of a Materialnik, a member of the Order of Fabrikators.
Now leave me be!
I’m not even a very good mapmaker.”
was arguing with the captain from the sandskiff. As if he felt my eyes on him, he looked up and met my gaze.
kept her face blank, but I could tell it pained her to part with it.
smugly. I was sorry I’d asked.
“No one,” I said. “A friend.”
“It’s a great honor,” said Fedyor. “To save a life. You saved many.” “Not enough,”

