Well, it was either this or try to sneak inside.
Turning her face up to the sky, Kalia narrowed her eyes. “You told me to take care of them, Desa,” she whispered. “Can’t blame me if it gets me killed.”
She flipped onto her stomach, shuffled around and began to crawl down the wall, approaching the window from above. When she drew near, she carefully maneuvered around it.
Her hand darted out, leaving a coin on the windowsill.
Kalia dove for the ground, killing her Gravity-Sink just before she hit, and somersaulted through the grass She came up on one knee and triggered her Light-Sink. Darkness shrouded her, concealing her from prying eyes. Hidden, she moved in front of the window. They were still playing the piano. There was no point in using the coin now.
She would wait.
With her back
