The Luna’s Trial
I rolled to the side, muscles stiff and screaming, and dragged myself toward the vanity mirror.
I looked wrecked. My long brown hair hung in tangled waves, matted with dried sweat. My jawline caught my eye. “Rapunzel,” I muttered, tightening my lips.
The name reminded me of Kat.
A faint smile tugged at me. Kat was out in that cabin, drowning in the silence Serene had left behind. I wondered how she was holding up. I had offered her my place, but she wanted solitude. I understood.
I pulled my hair back from my shoulder. The symbol Persia had called the “beginning” glowed faintly in my skin, amber light pulsing like it had always been there, waiting to burn through.
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