ught my wrist in his grip. "Don't.
d and looked at
leaving with them in the first place
I would never be
evil dragon. "You said you were going to send me away. Now that t
black-cloaked men not far away s
aiming at me
Adrian was already st
through his shoulder, and his blood
ack-cloaked m
n bones shot out at once, wr
r curved knives and drove t
e the blade and slashed o
backward, but the other black-
ed three days in the Dragon Castle. She's already soaked
at these black-cloaked men had never come to
of the chains, and black fl
d dragon stood before me, spreading his wi
nly pulled out a blood-red spell stone and smashed it against the grou
shattered, a searing pain e
ntrol of my hand, and it drove my dagger toward my own t
had, but the tip of the blade still
with his bare hand, then slit his own wrist and pressed hi
my skin, and the dark red marks im
he back of my neck, his v
ing down my face, but my hands still clutc
ne of the black-cloaked men who hadn't yet died got himself back u
rieked, but it was
omach. I saw the blood-soaked tip of
e didn't let go of me. He kept
neck had fully receded did he fi
ging at him yet again, Adrian raised his h
in an instant. The ones who couldn't flee
fell silent
d me and dropp
l bleeding. The spear was still embedded in his
im, clutching my
. The men Kane had sent w
ly proved the Temple was off, and i
en fighting over something all along, an
ed me, it didn't make
d up and saw me standing there with t
let out a faint laugh with a look
eakness. Then he seized my wrist and pressed the dagger in my hand against it. "There's something I never told you. You t
f relief on his face and slowl
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