Chapter 18
At the next meeting, I argue until my throat is raw. The wolfkin won’t listen to me about the dangers of allowing Malyn to take control of the kingdom. They sense the kill nearby and can’t resist their one chance to hunt the Dark King.
Silver listens, but I can’t convince her either. She thinks that what I saw in the broken mirror was a dream gone sideways.
But who knows dreams better than me? I know a nudged dream versus the real thing. By real, I mean an unadulterated experience in the Dreaming, because I have no idea what’s real anymore. I just know that Malyn is the evil fairy who cursed me.
“Our orders are clear,” says Lanson, standing at the head of the table. “We allow Princess Malyn to overthrow the Dark King. If we can help make that happen without risking ourselves
