Eventual Luna
he said as he approached, his voice low and steady.
“So are you.” I replied sharply.
He smirked, just a little. “Let’s begin.”
I didn't know what the drill was today, but I suspected it might have something tuat relates to me shifting, but I was wrong.
Instead, he walked past me and pointed to a pile of stones arranged in a half-circle near the center of the field.
Inside it, a single unlit torch stood upright, stabbed into the ground.
“What is that?” I asked, still very confused.
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