“It told her the Lunar Lord could not be allowed to live when the sun overtook the moon,” I said, frowning as I tried to make sure I accurately reported what I’d heard. “But Lyka isn’t the Lunar Lord. Not anymore.” I paused, looking back at Fenris. “I don’t think it was just that, though. It felt…it felt personal. It felt like it was about Lyka.”
Fenris scowled, shaking his head. “That was the Solar Sovereign, I’m sure of it,” he growled. “But I am not sure what either of them have to gain by killing Lyka. I hold the Lunar Lord’s power, not him.”
“I wish I had more I could share,” I said, grimacing. “But the pain got so intense, I couldn’t continue.”
“You got her out of your head,” Fenris said, shaking it off. “That is an excellent step. We will be able to go home now, and you will be a
