Chapter 30
THIRTY LIV Raven stayed silent as she led us through a narrow corridor with red walls lined with black and peeling doors. It wasn’t quite wide enough to allow us to walk side by side, so Warin walked ahead of me, and I got the distinct impression it was to shield me from any surprise attacks. It was kinda cute, even if it was also kinda ridiculous—if these particular witches had wanted me dead, all it would have taken was for Raven to slip something in my tea at work. Finally, toward the back of the building, Raven stopped and knocked on a door that looked like all the others. A confirming murmur from inside, and the door creaked open. Raven stepped back to allow us in, hands clasped behind her back. She looked at Warin with obvious distaste as we passed her. Inside, Joana sat by an o
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