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“The fact that you cannot fathom my resolve does not indicate its absence.
To annihilate a race, you must do more than kill its people. You must kill its music, its artwork, its architecture. Its customs, its traditions, its religions. You must eradicate the beauty, so only horror remains in the memories of those who live on in the aftermath. So no one attempts to rebuild—or even remembers why they might ever want to.
“Either stab me with that dagger or put it on the nightstand,” he mutters. “At this point, I really don’t care which.”
“Fucking hell, Rhya!” His eyes bore into mine, aglow in the darkness. “I don’t give a damn about the prophecy. Not anymore. I care about you.”

