Chapter Thirty-One
Trinity glared at Darak. “We’re not getting anywhere against Tarrant. We need more help.” She looked at each of them. “He has enemies. Not just Dione. I can’t see why we don’t ask them for help.”
“They would expect something in return,” Darak said. “Are you willing to owe them a favour?”
“We’re doing them a favour by letting them have their revenge against Tarrant,” Trinity argued.
“It doesn’t work like that,” Kinnon said.
“Why not?” Trinity demanded.
“If we find more doses of the antidote we will have more help,” Lili said.
“We can split into two groups. One can go after the antidote, the other can seek help,” Darak said.
“I’ll ask Tomas’ uncle for help on his behalf,” Emery said.
“I’m going with you,” Trinity said.
“No.” Emery, Troy and Kinnon spoke at the sa
