As Blue muttered, “If we lose any fingers or toes, I'll never speak to you again,” I couldn’t help but roll my eyes, even though she stayed quiet as I opened the window.
“It’ll just be a few minutes,” I murmured, letting the icy air flood the room as I breathed it in deeply.
"It would've been smarter to master the powers of the Fire Court before sitting out in the ice and snow," she retorted, her voice laced with a hint of frustration. I ignored it, slipping out of the window and feeling a shiver ripple through me as the sweat on my skin turned to ice. I brushed aside a layer of snow on the sloped roof and sat down. Water seeped into my clothes, but I was too absorbed in my thoughts to care.
My gaze lifted to the sky, where stars clustered in brilliant constellations. I had never seen
