CHASING HIS LUNA BACK
Fenrir’s cry answered it, the sound of a wolf that had seen a corner of Home burned down to its foundations.
“Who did this?” Jory demanded, voice raw.
A figure lounged in the shadow where Mara had disappeared: another witch, older perhaps, or simply more amused. “We did,” she said, clapping slowly. “You came like wolves and expected a meal. Instead you will dance with grief.”
I leaped, not quite calculating, and caught her shoulder. The witch’s skin was like parchment. She laughed, and that laugh was braided with the smell of smoke. “Draco will be so pleased,” she said. “He likes tidy proof.”
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