Chapter Twenty-Nine
Trinity held herself still when she would have preferred to take a step back from the look in the prisoner’s eyes. It reminded her too much of how she’d felt when she’d attacked Tarrant with the tree roots. “We need to find a way to stop him from destroying those we care about.” Realising her hands were clenched into fists she relaxed them.
The prisoner looked at Lili. “You think you can face him after being fooled by him all these years?”
“You know who I am.” Lili’s words were soft, no question in them.
“My father serves the lord of these lands. One of the few knights who remained at his side when he lost his last battle. I’ve seen you visit my lord occasionally.”
“You don’t like Tarrant. At all.” Trinity stepped closer. “You could join us when we go after him.”
