— Tamarak — Seven hundred and fifty-nine days.I haven’t seen the sun or the moon since, but I feel it, every time the sun sets, every ti

— Kaden — I was covered in blood from head to toe.‘What’s the result?’ I mindliked the head of all my teams.

— Kaden — “I found it,” said Jean-Philippe on the other side of the line.The info we had found on Elaeya’s position had been

— Elaeya — We grabbed the fuel. I opened the door and splashed it in the direction the men went. I knew there was no other way out. Tamarak came in after me and splashed another can. His hands were nearly back to their normal size now.

— Elaeya — I woke in a familiar hospital room. Kaden was there. I tried to smile and tell him I was okay and to wipe those worries off his face, but the words caught it my throat. The place smelt clean and fresh, but there was this echo of filth, and blood, and gore that came back to me and refused to go way.