Prologue

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He lashed at me with his sword, and I dodged, stepping backwards, towards the chasm. By now, he was done mocking me, not much breath left for talking. I wasn't in a much better condition. My breath was ragged, and my sword arm was going numb from long use. I'd stopped lunging out, and all I could do was keeping myself from getting wounded again, or worse, thrown in the chasm.

From the corner of my eye, I could see Amila trying to take on Lahar by herself. I wanted to help her, but I couldn't let myself get distracted. The wound on my leg throbbed painfully and my knees wanted to buckle.

Suddenly I felt something under my feet shift, and I glanced back. The edge of the chasm was crumbling away, causing me to be closer to the void. Behind the purple-winged boy fighting me, I could see one of his companions. Brown wings, brown eyes. Earth powers. I didn't stand a chance.

A loud crack sounded, and I tumbled backwards. I tried to spread my wings, but I was out of practice and exhausted.

I wrapped my wings around me to, hopefully, survive the fall.

PhirindiWaar verhalen tot leven komen. Ontdek het nu