e P
from Corrin's slap. I stared at her retreating back, comple
ng about? She's probably just making up some pathetic excuse to get yo
her eyes red, and told me that the remains of her parents, who had perished in a border conflict five years ago, had finally
omise, but doubt gnawed at my mind. We had been married for three years, and I had never once heard her mention these parents. Why would they suddenly app
to spend the day with her instead of Elianna. She loves me so much she's willing to curse her own parents ju
rin
stood outside the massive iron gates of the Davidson estate f
ever a
ter, Jace's voice crackled through, sounding extremely impatient. "Corrin, what is it? Elianna had
pected. "So, you are going to let the deceased w
ow it's just a made-up excuse anyway! What does
voice drifted through the crystal from hi
replied, his voice
cut the
s fury at his blatant insult to my heroic parents. I resolved in that moment to sever every
toward the capital
the Dragon Guard camp loomed ahead. A massive si
te. "Military restricted area. State
e badge. I held it up. "Former Griffin's Wing Vanguard, Corrin
e looked from the badge to my face, his posture stiffening into deep re
Elite Guards marched out in perfect unison, forming two rows. At the front was General Alistair Fairchild, a high-ranking
his voice booming across the courtyard. "
iety as a "Dragonless peasant." In this military camp where true strength ruled, they knew
ounds to the Hall of Heroes. Alistair and t
opped to one knee, slamming his right fist over his left breast. All around th
whispered fiercely as he handed me the urn, "remember
helming grief and rage tore through my heart. The extreme emotional stimulation trigg
feeling as if my bones were being crushed and m
irred within my broken dragon crystal. The surrounding soldiers gasped as a faint, terri
n. I couldn't let it consume me here. I had to return to the Davidson es
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