Eleanor
Kane had not said everything.
He had missed out the part where we could see all that was going on from our own half of the maze.
Running to our station was easy, as it was a straight path.
But it was not same for the others.
My eyes especially was on Ava.
Her showing me her wings the first day we met didn't do justice to how magnificent it was.
In the darkness, it shone like someone had framed it with the most beautiful shade of purple fairy lights.
And the more she flapped them, the more she left fae dust in her wake.
But the glowing wings was a disadvantage as it left her prone to attack.
I watched in horror, unable to warn her as a hybrid reached for her wings, pulling her to the ground, and slamming her heavily.
Ava screamed, but then her face changed.
In the next m
