Fear engulfed me. Torrin had seen me. Maybe he didn’t know it was me- just some strange girl. It was, after all, dark. Erevus entered the fight focusing on the wagons and shoving them off, and I realized they would eventually see each other. I couldn’t let that happen.
I glanced back at the wagon behind me. Perhaps, if I could help with the wagons, then the sooner the wagons were off the cliff the sooner Erevus would leave.
Quickly, I ran around the wagon. Digging my shoes into the dirt, I pushed hard against the wagon. It slid only a little. I moved at a different angle, pushing, and it moved closer to the edge. I moved around the wagon, continuously pushing the wagon closer and closer to the cliff.
I almost had it when the rock at the edge of the cliff where I was standing broke and
