OWNED BY THE DEVIL
The air thickened with the scent of fire and blood.
I climbed the inner wall despite protests from guards.
From there, I could see the battlefield unfolding beyond the gates.
The enemy banners were black and crimson, the mark of the traitor faction we had believed weakened after Marcus’s defeat.
We had been wrong.
They had rebuilt.
And they had come prepared.
Dominic fought like something born of the storm itself.
His blade moved in ruthless arcs, cutting through attackers with terrifying precision. Even from a distance, I could feel the power of him, controlled, focused, unyielding.