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She dragged her eyes, heavy and burning, toward the sound. His shining hair hung limp, matted with blood. A ...

Valg princes on horseback had the first of the foot soldiers crossing the ice, the ilken holding b ...

Her brows narrowed slightly. She’d been unconscious for that long? “We had to put you in a wagon with the ...

Then they shoved the ice apart. Tore it to shreds. One heartbeat, Morath was marching toward them. ...

of water set beside the bed. Aedion was instantly in motion, filling a cup. But as her fingers c ...

Aedion dared to smile at the sight of the drowning soldiers. He found the two Valg princes smili ...

“Are the soldiers—” “Don’t worry about it,” he repeated. But she could see it in his face. The strain. They ...

the enemy had gone into the river at most. None would emerge. Barely a dent in the force now a ...

die for it, gods above.” “I was.” Her words came out cold as steel. Aedion blinked as she withdrew her hand ...

poisoned claws had forced her to flee. So she’d drawn the ilken back toward her own lines, right ...

He didn’t hide the regret in his eyes. She had spent years reading men and knew that every agonized emoti ...

human and Valg screamed. Aedion’s voice shattered down the lines, “Hold that right flank!” She dared ...

“Don’t.” She snatched back her hand. “Don’t kneel. Don’t bother.” She pointed to the tent flaps. “T ...

driving the Bane back as if they were little more than a branch blocking their path. Her breath bu ...

He barely heard the soldiers around him, tense and skittish in the snow that blew between their ...

Aedion roared from somewhere, from the heart of hell, “Re-form the lines!” The order went ignored. The Ban ...

murmured when they’d moved out. They might as well offer the enemy a free meal. Aedion shut down ...

CHAPTER 47 Aedion had imagined they’d all be killed where they stood, battling together until the ...

Ren rose to his feet, his face tight beneath his heavy hood. Yet it was the man beside Ren who made Aedion’s t ...

unworthy of his kingdom. He’d stand—he’d stay here until they cut him down. Thousands of men charged past ...