LARA
I looked with wide eyes at both men. At Demir, whose irises were now full of dark magic, and at Sean, who did not hurry to take his hand away from me.
I flinched away and he clenched his lips, turning slowly to face the gerdian emperor.
“So, this is who has been helping you all this time,” Demir spat. He didn’t move or do anything, but his aura became darker somehow, making the air in the room suffocating.
“Well, someone had to,” Sean smirked. He felt surprisingly at ease in front of his ex-friend, “She was all alone in this big new world, you know.”
“And you just happened to meet her?” the gerdian emperor scoffed, “What a nice and absolutely believable coincidence!”
“Oh, it wasn’t a coincidence!” Sarn was gloating, “Lara listened to my advice to run as far from you
