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ABBYI’d never seen anything as intimidating and majestic as the large alien animal guarding the leopard. He paced back and forth, his two tails flicking against some of the rock formations. Every time the spikes made contact, dust fluttered up and the bangs echoed through the cave. I didn’t have to know anything about Kyven creatures to know he was angry and had his vibrant pink eyes on us.
Cold chills ran down my spine as I stepped away as slowly as I could, keeping low to the ground.
“I think this is the end of the consultation,” I muttered.
“Good call,” Sahra agreed. “Bye, Katzerel. Bye, Sapphire.”
We put as much distance between us and the felines as possible, pressing us against the entrance of the narrow tunnel leading up to the surface. Between the terrible storm raging up t
