Dragon Born Luna
Her body moved with the efficiency of someone who’d had to run, fight, endure.
Her skin was a shade between bronze and burnished clay. Her hair, wild and dark, always barely tamed by pins she probably stole. Her lips had a permanent twist to them, like she was always five seconds from a threat or a joke.
But her eyes,
Gods.
Those eyes were golden flames. Not the warm kind, the kind that cauterize, that sear straight through you and leave nothing untouched. When she was being difficult, no, when she was being a terror, they gleamed brighter, a vivid, volatile gold that danced with danger. It reminded me, almost cruelly, of Hayden’s eyes when we were younger, right before we did something reck
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