Pedro looked up at her with his lips pressed into a line, blinking as if he wasn't sure what to make of the woman who stood before him. “That assumes that they're operating out of a centralized location.”
“You have a better idea.”
“Not as such, no.”
“Well then, I suggest-”
Something was wrong! Anna felt it like a cloud of anxiety that had left a tightness in her chest. Her legs itched with the instinct to get up and move, but she couldn't be sure of where she was supposed to go. In fact, she was only certain of one thing. She couldn't say how she knew, but she did.
Gaping at the wall, Anna felt her eyes widen. She blinked a few times by reflex. “It can't be,” she whispered. “No, no, Bleakness take you! Why would you come here when we told you to go after the Key?”
Jena spun on her. “
