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Hold on to your rage.
I wondered if the war had ended with my death.
There were two sides to every story. And what she had just spewed was carefully written historical bullshit. To the victors went the spoils. Wasn’t that the saying back in Aercanum? And the victors also wrote the histories, didn’t they? Obviously the vampires wanted to come off as the saviors of the world. It was all propaganda. Propaganda that most of Sangratha had accepted as the truth.
That was what I wanted. To become a fortress.
Blake had just fucking killed for me.
But the idea of Pendragon being summoned here to face my uncle’s wrath instead of me made my chest tighten.
The ritual had to be performed at night, under the open sky, and in a place of ancient power. I already had a place in mind. I’d use the Dragon Court. There was no doubt it was a place of power. The sculptures seemed to have been standing there for centuries.
“I have no idea what you know and don’t know,” I said slowly. “Or if you really care.” “I’m here, aren’t I?” he spat.

