Shady

Ky tensed a little and looked at her, still distraught. “But could Tomhas see him? If I can see you … that’s… that’s all it would take.” She shook her ...

“You’ve been to Austraka?” Ky smiled. “How did you like it? Once you were there?”

“I don’t know. But I don’t want to see him.” Despite her morbid curiosity that almost did want to. But a fresh chill ran down her spine. “Wait, can you ...

“Oh, you’ve been before?” she asked curiously.

“Are you sure ?” Ky asked, still glancing around again.

She nodded as well, dipping her head. She needed to figure out how to proceed with this. Not now, of course. She needed to get to the root of the ...

“It wasn’t his fault,” she said defensively. “It was—“ a horrifying thought struck her and she tensed despite herself, glancing around anxiously as a chill crept up her spine and ...

“Yes ma’am.” She nodded. “I… if you’re sure .”

“Yes sir.” She nodded. “That’s what Gaius thinks is happening. He’s going to try to go talk to them.”

“He really is,” Ky agreed, nodding. She looked back at Abel. “It was huge . Came right up to the Keep and everything and then just looked at us and ...

“No idea, ma’am,” Ky said. “I’ve never been on a boat… well… I guess there was that one time my friends and I made a raft… but it sank really ...

Said the ghost. “I’ve seen one myself,” she argued, then glanced back at Liesel. “Tarr.”

“Not… great.” She stood up as well. “He got attacked by a troll. And they’re in a war.”

“Thank you.” Ky dipped her head as well, feeling like she should have something else to say. And yet she was coming up short. She couldn’t have possibly anticipated an ...

“Up the stairs.” She gestured vaguely. “At the intersection, I guess. I don’t know which way he went… apparently not this way?”