TOO FAT TO BE LUNA
Twelve warriors, Kael beside me, Marcus on my other side, Reyna behind with her hand on her weapon.
The woman standing at the territory’s edge was not what I’d built in my imagination.
I’d been imagining Vivian — that precise, managed quality, the clinical distance. Same generation, same training, the same twenty years of building toward something.
Morgana was nothing like Vivian.
She was older, that was visible — mid-sixties, perhaps, with white hair that hadn’t been managed toward youth and silver-gray eyes that held the accumulated experience of someone who had seen a great many things and had stopped being surprised by most of them. Tall, elegant in the way of someone whose bearing was a
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