Iridian
The glasses that hadn’t already been trampled or blasted to sand began to fly in all directions, shattering against some of her minions who barely reacted to the razor-sharp projectiles.
I locked eyes with Dain a second time, and for a split second wondered if Callum truly had vanished within thin air. It felt as though I’d uttered the question out loud, because the eyes I stared into—bright with both the sting of betrayal and luminous stars, began to multiply.
The same image of Dain shimmered into existence before solidifying, crafted by Callum’s illusion magic. They were scattered throughout the club, each one on their knees and clutching their throats—hair the color of midnight and skin l
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