MAD END'S DECEPTION
It unraveled beneath her will and went dark.
Her eyes snapped open. Her knees buckled. Cold sweat clung to her skin, and just as she began to fall, Eitan caught her and eased her into a chair.
She turned to Gildeon. His breathing had steadied, his heartbeat calmer now. The pallor had left his skin, but he remained unconscious.
Kohina examined him, then let out a quiet breath. “He’s all right now,” she said. “We let him rest.”
A couple of days passed, and Gildeon remained asleep. Kohina believed his body had entered an involuntary hibernation to recover from the strain—the sheer loss of energy and power.
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