Shadows in Arms
I called Morrison, gave her the address, and promised to wait for backup.
Then I did not wait.
Lily followed me to the building entrance, bat raised like she actually knew how to use it. The door was unlocked. Not forced open, just unlocked. Like someone wanted us to walk inside.
"This is a trap," Lily whispered.
"I know. But we are walking into it anyway."
The interior was worse than the exterior. Collapsed floors, exposed beams, the smell of rot and rust. And underneath it all, something metallic and fresh.
Blood.
I followed the scent, my phone flashlight cutting through darkness. The trail led down a hallway, then to a staircase descending into what looked like a basement.
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