CHAPTER THIRTY-TWOAir escaped his lungs and bubbled out from the general. A thought drifted to Lumina. “Sorry, Prin—”
She didn’t allow him to finish—instead, she swiftly used her magic to induce him to sleep. It was the only way to ensure that she could get out of his head and help him properly.
Suddenly, the space around her grew black.
Lumina left his mind, flying through its layers as fast as she could. Once she was out, she saw a shark crunching into the general’s side.
She didn’t care if she was caught now and if the Avadierish reported to her father that she had been here. If he died now, she didn’t know what she would do.
Fire exploded in her stomach and she allowed it to overtake her. The water heated up and she communed with her blood. Water boiled around the shark until it g
