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I love you like the stars love the night, Scarlett. All the way through the darkness.
“Mmm,” he hummed. “My favorite kind of threats: empty ones.”
“Thank you for loving me like the stars love the night, Sorin.”
“All the way through the darkness, Love.”
“I cannot survive this, my heart. I cannot live without them,” she cried softly.
Nuri smiled that grin that made Sorin fairly certain she was half mad.
“Tell me, king of mother hens, what kind of distraction would you prefer this night?”
“They did not tell us one of you were here,” the man gasped out. “Surprise,” Scarlett purred, stalking forward. “Scarlett,” Cyrus warned.
The Witches actually flew on griffins. Scarlett let out a breath of laughter.
“You smell of the winds.” Her eyes drifted to Cassius, and they seemed to widen slightly. “You, however, smell of other worlds.”
“You are so fucking beautiful,” Sorin said. “But please stop riding the godsdamn shadow dragon.”
“Sorin!” Her scream ripped through the room, piercing and full of despair. A vortex of fire and ice and shadows burst from her, swirling around her and Cassius as she lost control of everything.
Sorin was on the ground, not moving, a red bird flying above him. Amaré. It slowly registered then that there was a horse with water for a mane. A silver hawk. A stag. A panther.
The two stared at each other. Master and student. Maraan and Avonleyan. Torturer and tortured.