ADIRA
“You don’t understand,” Cain repeated. “This is bigger than you or me.”
I rolled my eyes. “I don’t care. You’re not listening to me, and I have no reason to trust you. Leave now.”
Cain scowled at me as his frustration ran wild. “You’re going to regret this. I’m not done with you.”
“Well, I’m done with you,” I said.
I pushed my hand out in front of me, causing an invisible wave to rush forward. It hit Cain, and his form broke into a million little particles that wisped away with the wave. Once again, I was alone in my subconscious. My hands were burning with power, and I could feel a shift in me. I didn’t know how Cain was able to enter my subconscious without my permission, but I never wanted that to happen again.
I looked at my hands, glowing with the anger I felt at his viol
