I rub my eyes to try and chase away the grogginess. The ground beneath me is harder than I expect it to be if I"m in my bed or the infirmary.
Slowly, I push myself into a seated position and let out a loud groan.
"You"re awake," Zelda says, relief coming through her words.
"Just about," I croak. "Where are we?"
"Where do you think?" she mutters.
I frown and look around, trying to get a good sense of what"s going on. The room is clean and monotone, without much in it. Other than the three of us.
"We"re awaiting a hearing," Cobalt says as he crouches down in front of me and makes me follow his finger with my eyes. I have no idea if he knows what he"s doing.
"Oh."
"The Defenders got us out once the tower blew up," he supplies. "I was still awake when it happened. Zelda woke up last ni
