Chapter 91
Lorenzo
Distrust had nothing to do with it, but I insisted that we be shown the Fallen army that Zachary had brought.
It had taken them a few days to fly to the dense forests of Quebec where the trees and landscape could provide them cover. The weather was unforgivingly cold, to say the least, but Zachary assured us that the Fallen are made of much tougher material than we thought. Even without a flat clearing that would make counting easier, their numbers were truly overwhelming. Shivers had been running the length of my spine since Zachary had appeared alone at the edge of Locke Village’s perimeters but I ignored the fire that had started to settle within the pit of my stomach.
Xaero seemed to be doing the same, even as a sheen had glazed his eyes over when we saw the fore
