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The siege: Day one

Author: Gifted Hands
last update publish date: 2026-02-06 23:30:19

Damien's POV

I stood there, my eyes moving from Lord Marco to Lyra. She was still unconscious.

Lord Marco stepped closer and placed his hand on her neck, then on her wrist.

“She’s still breathing,” he said. “But she’s in a trance. The vision bearers can tend to her.”

I barely listened. I moved closer and touched Lyra’s arm. He was right. She was alive. Her breathing was steady, but she wasn’t here with us. It felt like she was somewhere far away, stuck between worlds.

I wanted to know where s
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