LightNot knowing any part of the city, Ehrien let Will guide her through it. She tried to filter all the sounds out of fear that they would drive her crazy. There was a limit to how many cries of help one could listen to before wanting to throw up, give up, and crawl into a ball. Ehrien wanted to stop at each one, but Will would send her a death glare and pull her harder. After a while, she gave up.
Will had just rounded the corner of a building when a ray of purple light struck him in the face. He growled and his head fell back with such strength Ehrien felt revolted; no neck should bend at that angle. His body stumbled backwards and crashed against Ehrien. His head was on her shoulder and Ehrien saw only blood. It was coming out of his eyes, nose, and mouth. It was coming out of his por
