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Silla could swear she heard Hekla’s laugh of approval as the bust landed with a sickeningly wet smack right on the kommandor’s head.
“Skeggagrim,” she reminded herself. “House with the blue shutters beside the Dragon’s Lair Inn.”
vakandi leaves lingered, but he felt the stimulant begin to work immediately,
“She is a visionary. And she is not afraid to sacrifice for what this country needs. If that means some must die for Queen Signe’s vision to be made a reality, then so be it.”
“The queen wants you for your galdur.”
Instead of delivering you to her as I’d originally intended, I will take your galdur for myself.
“Míkrób,”
You will ingest them and host them while they feast on your galdur, acquiring it in their bodies.
Once they have gorged themselves and created more tiny spawn, I will take them from you and b...
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And Silla knew that if she ran, Skraeda would chase. There was only one way to end this.
Leaping onto the stunned warrior, Silla yanked the crystalline phial from Skraeda’s fist and threw it against the wall.
“You didn’t tell me you were a Blade Breaker.” Skraeda’s brows furrowed. “Are you a twin, girl? How do you have Ashbringer and Breaker intuition?”
Silla watched emotions chase one another across Skraeda’s face—disbelief, anger, resignation, relief. Relief.
“I know someone,” Rey said. “I will see if my contact can help Metta. But we must leave. Now.”
she was reminded of the one ally she had—Askaborg Castle, with its hidden passages known only to her.
Eisa was alive. And Saga was going to find her.