Chapter Thirty-Nine
Cass I turned to Gideon, and he’d already thrown me the spear. I caught it, squeezing the warm metal. Kiera and Leo were gone, on their way to retrieve Eris, Kat, Enid and the other witches. “Can you get to her?” I asked him through gritted teeth, indicating Natalie. He moved that way, but was blasted backward by an enormous gust of air. “No, he cannot,” Morga’s oldest daughter Una said, cackling. Gideon landed with grace and shifted to his wolf. Snarling, he approached the witch. Finn flanked with him, and I prayed they could infiltrate the circle. A whoosh of metal pulled my attention, and I lifted the spear to block. The impact clanged in my ear as I narrowly avoided Edana’s blade to my shoulder. I spun, pushing her back, and parried her next strike. We exchanged blows, the me
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