“And if not, you will simply murder whoever stands in the wrong place,” he said with a sneer.
Koragi clenched her teeth, livid. How dare he speak to her like this! She had only ever tried to do what was right, tried to do her very best. He had no right to treat her this way! She took a step forward, fully resolved to slap him, but she stopped short when a gloved hand closed around her wrist. Startled, she looked at Tebanis, who held her wrist firmly in place. She followed his gaze to her hand, where wisps of golden light swirled around her fingers. Aghast, she lifted her eyes to Sir Dieren. His anger had vanished, replaced with contemplation. He had goaded her anger.
She drew back from them, her face growing pale as she understood the implications. She was dangerous. Even Tebanis had see
