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“Be careful, my friend. This woman will not be Fadey. I’d hate for her to bespell that dark heart of yours.” I scoffed. I’d slit her throat if she tried. I have no love for melders, and that will never change.
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Cruel as life could be, everywhere my fate led me, I found a few souls to love.
“You never mentioned he does not speak.” “He does speak.” “I saw him, he uses gestures.” “Still speaking, simply in a way that is not the same as us.”
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Unbidden, the touch of his hands on her skin, the wince of pain on her features, brought another shock of rage to my blood. I forced my steps to a halt, gathering my damn senses. What was I planning to do? Take her from Baldur and…what? Protect her? Shield her?
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A grin—for the first time since arriving—cut over my mouth. I’d been wrong. I thought her delicate; there was nothing delicate about this one.
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There were means of surviving, then there were acts so vicious it would be better to die before committing them.
To claim something as his—a strike, a kill, a horn of ale—Ashwood tapped whatever he wanted three times.
A shadow crossed Roark’s features. I drew in a sharp breath when he crowded me near the bed until my knees struck the edge, forcing me to fall back on the mattress. The Sentry placed his palm against my cheek. I stiffened, eyes closed. But all he did was tap my face three times.
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The sneer on the king’s face burned through my blood. I had no care for the life of Lyra Bien other than fulfilling my purpose here, so the jolt of heat wasn’t from anything protective. The cinch in my chest wasn’t for anything other than annoyance that I’d been brought into the middle of all this.
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My stomach backflipped. I whirled around, yanking a small whittling knife from my belt. I was met with dust-covered cheeks, messy soil-brown braids, and dark eyes with the faintest slash of silver carving through the centers.
Predictipn: they knew each other before she was taken during the raid but both had their memories wiped
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“Don’t let me fall in there,” I whispered. Unlike the first time we stood beyond this doorway when Roark said nothing, he took my hand and lifted the back to his lips. I did not blink, watching until his mouth met my knuckles. When he pulled back, he traced one word against my palm. Never.
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When he gently tapped my shoulder three times, then again, emotion knotted in my throat. Mine. He kept claiming me—Lyra—not the melder, but me.
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My insides cinched. In another breath, I recalled the icy touch of a phantom in the mirror land. The way his nearness quickened my pulse. A cruel soul, yet I didn’t pull away. A piece of me, deep within, almost anticipated the sight of him whenever the king used my craft.
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Waves of sick churned in my stomach. Displayed over the gates that had been left open during the attack, Tomas Grisen’s head was spiked at the top. Limbs were draped over the walls; ribs and what looked to be a spine were propped against the gate. It was horrible and gruesome and filled with rage. And my heart knew. While others retched and gasped at the sight, there was one who grinned.

