Chapter 32
The sky had darkened several shades. The crowd hummed and concentrated on the coming eclipse, and were totally oblivious to the war that was coming at them.
“You’re still not calling Eudaiz, Ciaran?” Dinah asked.
He shook his head, looking up to the sky. “We don’t know what they have. We can’t show them what have.”
“But you’ve got nothing here. You don’t know where they’ve taken Arik,” Jenny said, tears gleaming in her eyes.
Ciaran turned and looked at Cooper. Cooper led Jenny toward the back of the boat. “The last thing he needs now is a distraction, Jenny.”
“I know. I’m sorry.”
He pulled her into the only arm he had left.
Dinah approached with a needle. “Just a boost,” she said.
Cooper nodded. “Thanks.” He looked at Dinah. “Sorry I left in Xiilok. I went back to the h
