||Louisa||
“Push your hands up and hold it,” Miriam roughly spoke.
She created an enormous wave in no time, and our job was to hold it back, preventing a single drop of water from escaping the border she had drawn for us.
“Bend your knees,” she instructed again. I gritted my teeth, trying my best to hold the wave. I knew Kayla was also pushing herself to the edge. After all, the war might break anytime, and we couldn’t take the risk.
It had been several days since the last incident. Hayden wasn’t back yet; neither we had heard any news of him. The discomfort was always in my heart, but I couldn’t show others my weakness. I had to stay strong, train harder, and keep our people safe until he returned.
“Now freeze the water,” Miriam yelled. She was also pushing us as much as she could a
