CHAPTER 9

Tal's mother sank to the ground in a faster version of what Rorik had done the night before. So quick, that Lorik felt the need to reach out and catch her.

“I can't believe you did that,” he raised dark brows at her.

“She can hardly be responsible for my actions if she is unconscious,” Tal defended.

She moved the lever that put a second dart into place. Five left, and she still had to deal with th