Month: October 2020

The worms came the next day. Isaac took a look at our crowd, his gaze lingering on Jay, and shook his head. “We should split up. If we’re attacked…” He trailed off. “You’re the important one,” I said. “You know how to do the rite.” Isaac laughed. “Hearing that from you would mean a lot … Read moreAn End for Crows (Part 18)

As we walked out of the tunnels the Fey streamed in the opposite way, moving with military, but not perfect precision. Eyes flicked over to us, their faces flat of affect, but they were still curious regardless of it. I didn’t know what they wanted, what they wanted to see, but I felt almost as … Read moreAn End For Crows (Part 17)