CHAPTER 36
AURORA“Dawn,” the woman said to me, staring me down.
Why’d she think I was Dawn? And why the hell was she after Dawn?
She seethed with a scowl, stood up from the debris, and dusted the dirt off her red metallic bodysuit. She glared in our direction, fury raging in her haunting, dead eyes.
I stepped in front of Ares, but he harshly pulled me back. “Don’t.”
Pointing her fingers at Fenris, she whispered something to him in Latin or Greek or some ancient language that seemed distantly familiar. Though I couldn’t understand it right now, my mind raced with a thousand different thoughts.
Like magic, Fenris’s wolf body merged back together, his soulless black eyes similar to the other hounds. My heart pounded even harder in my chest.
Holy f**k. This was Hella, the necromancer wh
