“Whatever,” muttered Fergus. “I don’t care anymore, anyway.” “Yeah,” echoed the Payne cousin. “Me neither.” A moment later, they scampered away to rejoin their families. Gavin looked at Briony, whose smugness was palpable. “What did you do to them?” She shrugged, practically yawned. “The Know Your Enemy spell I cast allowed them to see the fight from the other’s perspective. They both realized they were being foolish, so they stopped. If you studied magick more closely, perhaps you’d have a more nuanced roster of spellstones to choose from.”
