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Chapter 17: The Last Flight

Author: Princess perpetual
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-26 17:23:15

Nyla’s POV

The roar of war shook the halls.

As Killian and I ran along the stone hallway, we could hear Damon's guards' yells. Even though my heart was racing, I didn't want to slow down.

"We’re almost there!" As a warrior pounced at us, Killian slashed his blade through it and screamed out.

I didn't think twice.

I was stopped by a guard who swung a dagger at my chest. My intuition won out.

Something inside of me snapped as I twisted and ducked.

A surge of unadulterated strength sprang from my fingertips.

With a painful snap, the guard slammed into the wall after flying backwards.

I stared at my hands as I froze.

"What was that?" I took a breath.

Killian took hold of my wrist. "There isn't time to solve it. "Move!"

I took off running.

They poured in from all sides, and the guards were everywhere. Killian killed anybody who stood in his way with deadly ease. However, there were too many.

I felt the force within me coil like a tempest ready to explode, so I tightened my fists.

A guard h
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