Set Fire and Burn
she screamed.
I shook her. “Completely soundproof, no one can hear you. Now talk!”
“No, no, no!” she muttered, tears beginning to spill down her face.
“I don’t have time for games,” I warned, holding her tighter to the wall.
“Not again,” she said in a horrified whisper just before flames burst from her. I dropped her, not expecting the flames. She let out a half-sob half-scream as she looked at her hands. My face changed; the Gargoyle surfacing in the face of the Demon. The smell of burnt cobbler was overwhelming.
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