MAD END'S DECEPTION
From the points where they’d been struck, thin blue veins began to spread out under their scales, crawling like spiderwebs across their torsos.
Sylph poison.
Gildeon’s head came up, jaw tight. Across the field, the salamanders who’d been boxing in the remaining lower mortals along the far shore lay dead.
From the haze of smoke and steam stepped a new line of figures.
Sylphs advanced over the blood-soaked sand in perfect formation, white armor fluttering in the night breeze, their blue hair and blue eyes catching the moonlight.
At their head walked Feviel, two white owls perched on his shoulders. He moved straight toward him and looked down at Old Man’s crushed body.
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