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but my nose was sharper than most. I’d sensed her hesitation. It was like the scent of hot stone after rain.
“You have saved me from what… I have… become,” he wheezed. There was gratitude in his eyes. Relief.
“You need… to come. Quickly.” “You shouldn’t be outside of your quarters, Carrion.”
I’d offered repeatedly to take the smuggler away from Ammontraíeth—away from Irrín, too—but the male was growing increasingly stubborn.
Who?
“I thought it was a patch of snow at first,” Swift said. My heart stalled. “Then I saw that it was moving. Running. Fast,” Carrion panted.
I’d left him in Cahlish. Not in Irrín. In Cahlish. On the other side of the mountain.
D:
He’d left the safety of Cahlish. For her. He’d climbed the mountain. For her. He’d snuck through Irrín and crossed the river. For her.
T^T
Almost. And when the ravening feeders fell upon us, he didn’t immediately die. Shocking.
“And the day you save me on a battlefield, I’ll put on a dress and dance a fucking jig.”
ILL HOLD U TO THAT SIR
“Who’s Foley?” Carrion asked.
Conflict: global terror (video game) still makes me sad
Once she might have been, but now she was a Fae-vampire hybrid, touched by the gods.
I was connected to him in a way that I didn’t enjoy.
I would feel him wake on the other side of the palace, and his sadness would steal my breath away.
“You can’t be serious. That will absolutely ruin her outfit,” Carrion said, aghast. “He’s right.” Taladaius
LMAOOO
“She doesn’t need a garrote,” Taladaius objected. “It isn’t a garrote. It’s a belt,” Fisher replied amicably. In my head, he said, It’s a garrote.
“There’s no time for this!” “Oh, I don’t know. I think we might be able to spare a minute,” Carrion said. I saw Fisher’s annoyance spike,
“Do you think I can smoke in here?” I jumped out of my skin at the sound of Carrion’s voice.
“Come now, Taladaius. The girl’s a virgin—” “Excuse me?” I couldn’t stop myself.
DONT TAKE THE BAIT
Blood was a liquid… and right now, he was boiling the blood in the high bloods’ veins.
:]
I have spoken. It is done!”
YES MY QUEEN
I want to know about you getting dosed. Did you tear her clothes off in front of everyone?”
LMAOOOO
“The damned thing has mood swings worse than a Faeling whose balls are about to drop.”
I was in Irrín.
I forgot it was a place lol
“How many did we lose?” “A hundred and fourteen,” Lorreth answered.
What the fuck
But the sadness radiating from him through the connection we shared was stronger than ever today.
It’s okay. We both felt off, but we slept a while and Te Léna worked on us. We’re fine now.
I squint
“Are you two even list—urgh! They’re not even listening.” Carrion was on his feet,
Carrion and Danya together would be the kind of living hell that I had no desire to experience firsthand—but
LMAO
which was why the look of relief on his face made sense… but not the flicker of disappointment that came after it.
Im sick and tired of him not telling her things
It’s sacred because they give each other their names. Their true names. And I can give you everything else, Osha. But I can’t give you that.”
:[
something within me shifted. A pin falling into place inside the tumbler of a lock. I could suddenly feel the air inside the room.
“I don’t know. I just… I didn’t want anyone to hear us. I reached out, and I did it.”
Oh
Things had been hard after my mother had died. Hayden was even more of a handful then than he was now.
These are thinggs u dont think about when ur abourtto get friiskky
I’ve never worked a miracle in my life. What gives you… the impression I’d be able to start… working them now?
He hit me squarely in the arm, so hard that I dropped the last of my custard tart in the mud.
A CRIME
Eleven thousand warriors had been camped here. More, probably. And now there was no sign of them.
Fuck
And sure enough, it was. Where the black ooze spread, rot and decay followed after it.
D:
Only this time, the layered voices of the quicksilver came out of Everlayne’s mouth.
Uhhhhhhhh
“They told you it would come. It’s here, now. You must find the book in order to stop it.
“Thank you. Make sure he knows how much I loved him, Saeris,” she said. “At the end, make sure he knows that I’d do it all again.”
D:
His voice was rough when he said, “Why were you calling my mother’s name?”
Ah
I didn’t care about a mystery book. I was far more concerned about what she’d said regarding my runes.
YOU SHOULD CARE
his auburn strands disheveled as if he’d just woken up. “What does that mean, called by the gods? Like, you found religion?”
Pffffft
I saw two figures up on a hill in the distance. The first was Zareth. The second… was you, Osha.”
WHATT
“Hold it up. You’re dropping your guard.” The sword came crashing down, its edge slicing through the air
WHAT ABOUT THE BOOOOK D:
Useless, even, stuck here in this shitty fucking palace while everyone else is out there without us.
If I wasn’t mistaken, a soundproof shield had temporarily gone up around the two of them. The cloaked stranger nodded and left without a backward glance,
Mmmmmmm is time travel a thing??
Taladaius faltered, a spike of something that felt a lot like hurt assuming its place. It was gone just as quickly as it had come.
Taladaius stared at me blankly. “Do you not need to blink? I need to, but maybe that’s my half-Fae side.”
LMAO her inner Carrion is showing
Again, I went to pick up the crow’s head, but when I reached for it, a rope of fire lashed up my arm.
