CHAPTER TEN
ThorrnCav glared at me. If we'd been in the same room, I doubt we'd still be standing. We'd be on the floor, my fist around his throat, my foot on his balls.
“You will surrender her to us,” he repeated for the third time. His voice could have cut through Lavian steel. But he couldn’t intimidate me. He was just a scientist and unlike my brother, he had no muscle to speak of. He’d be helpless in a fight. I couldn’t take him seriously with his perfectly white lab coat and ring-covered antennae. It was the latest trend on Albya among the upper class. Cav’s rings were made of the most precious metals to flaunt his wealth. One of those rings could have fed a family for several rotations.
He hadn’t become the clan elder responsible for science and health because he was particularly
