IMPOSSIBLE ODDSGames Arena, Ange’el
Bastian placed his hands on the shoulders of Sage and Ollie and pulled them closer to him. The Ma’asai boy smelled of a familiar scent.
“You smell like flowers, Ollie,” Bastian pulled up the boy’s cape to uncover his secret. “Good plan,” Bastian said, reassuring the boy.
They watched Gabriel bow to the creature, whose fiery eyes were set on him. In a surprising move, the creature bowed back and screeched so loudly that it made the audience gasp in fear. The gong sounded for the third time. Gabriel unsheathed his sword and jumped over the tail of the dragon, which had been unleashed in his direction. The tail hit the wall like thunder, and the entire arena shook as if hit by an earthquake. The Ange’el was still in mid-air when he rotated his body to cu
