CYRENIA
I waited for Hana to peel my hands off the ground and drop me into the abyss. If she was going to get rid of me, this was the perfect opportunity. There wasn’t much I could do to defend myself, except pull her down with me.
“I got you.” Hana grunted as she pulled me up. Her fingers dug into my wrists, and it wasn’t longer until I was back on the ground where I was safe—as safe as I could be in an obstacle course with mercenaries hired to kill me.
I took solace in the ground beneath my knees. “I thought you were going to drop me.”
Hana’s brows furrowed together. “Why? Actually, never mind. We have to go. We’re already behind.” She grabbed my hand, pulling me to her feet. I glanced behind me once, seeing all the warriors still struggling to cross the pit. I shook my head, wonder
