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The wild ride from the mages’ estate pushed the wind through Fale’s hair
and her heart pumped so forcefully, she brought her hand to her chest to
make sure it wouldn’t escape her body. Leaving the battle, their horses
plunged down the side of the mountain at breakneck speed for ten minutes,
but the adrenaline coursing through her system made it seem like an hour.
Barely hanging on, the girl warrior held tightly to the reins and gripped the
powerful horse’s sides with her thighs. Finally, her guard and recently her
past love, Keron, slowed his animal to a walk.
“Everybody okay?” Keron turned in his saddle to see the other
horses following his lead.
“I think we’re fine now,” Fale called, twisting around to watch Lisle
and Izzy pulling up beside her. Lisle looked unsettled by the horse, but he
had fought bravely as their wizard-in-training. Izzy’s eyes were bright as
she answered her best friend.
“Yeah.” Izzy let out the lungful of air that had been trapped since the
battle.
“What’s the plan now?” Lisle pushed his horse forward to hear
Keron better.
“Now, we ride down the mountain,” he said.
Their journey to Everligne just beginning, they would need to find
the machine said to open dimensions. Fale’s people waited anxiously for
her return to save them from the dimension they were trapped in. The
Source Wizard Gasten wanted the machine as much as they did, but he
wasn’t about to set her people free. He wanted to open new dimensions to
enslave the people and steal their magic.
“Oh.” Lisle raised his shoulders. “Do you think they’re following
us?”
“Don’t think so. Lucien said the mages would hold them off, and I
don’t know for how long, but I don’t see anyone.” Keron checked the
mountain behind them for any sign of the evil wizards. Gasten’s henchmen
would take Fale if they had the chance, and they weren’t averse to hurting
her if it got them the location of the machine.
“Better get moving though, just in case,” Keron said.
“Won’t the horses get tired if we keep going?” Fale asked.
“When we find the river, we’ll give them a break.” Keron stroked
the neck of his stallion.
The other three nodded in response. They were reeling from the
morning’s attack. Keron took the lead, and Fale followed in front of Izzy,
then Lisle. The sun rose higher and its rays were warming Fale in the crisp
spring mountain air. It wasn’t long before she let her mind drift while she
swayed with her ride.
Fale felt responsible for the fight at the mages’ estate. She had
wondered, in the back of her mind, if the wizards would come while they
were there. Her thoughts were heavy as she remembered her dream from
last night. It was the same dream she’d had for days now. The one on the
battlefield.
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