NOAH
The moment Sky dropped, I felt like the world had been ripped from beneath me. Nyx was on edge, snarling in my mind, demanding to get closer. The shot echoed in my head long after it had silenced, and all I could see was her collapsing, blood staining the ground.
I wanted to rush to her side, but the medics had swarmed in. There was nothing I could do except stand there, helpless. My wolf was pacing inside me, frustrated, angry.
She’s hurt, she’s hurt!
I could barely focus on the rest of the cadets as they murmured, glancing at each other in shock and confusion. They’d probably never seen an injury like that in training. But I had. I’d seen worse. The problem wasn’t the severity of the injury—it was the fact that it was Sky lying there, her life on the line.
I tried to push Nyx d
