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Collision Course

Aвтор: Ella jude
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CHAPTER 37 – COLLISION COURSE

Rowan stayed seated for a moment after the words left her mouth. The glow around her hand faded but the warmth inside her chest did not. It pulsed in a steady rhythm, answering something far away. She drew in a slow breath and rose to her feet.

Kai watched her carefully. “You look different,” he said.

“I feel different,” she replied. “Not lighter. Just clearer.”

He nodded. “Then this is the right moment to plan our next move.”

Rowan shook her head. “No. I already know what I need to do.”

She stepped toward the wider part of the cavern where the ground sloped downward toward the Fire Source chamber. The deep glow from below cast bright lines across the stone. She raised her hand and let a thin line of flame slip from her fingers. It traced the ground in a long curve that wrapped around a section of the cavern floor.

Kai frowned. “You’re setting traps.”

“She’ll come through here,” Rowan said. “He always follows the strongest pull of the fire. And after wha
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