Kingdom of Ash

for herself, it would have been him. Darrow’s face was tight when Murtaugh disappeared at last. “Ol ...

CHAPTER 101 Human no more. Aelin’s breath rasped in her ears—her permanently arched, immortal ears—with eac ...

she’d broken through. Perhaps she’d never stop seeing them. Perhaps she alone in this world and all others k ...

Aelin peered down at her hands. Cold—that was a trace of cold now biting into them. Altered in every way. ...

eyeing them, and found Lorcan, Fenrys, Gavriel, and Elide waiting by the edge of the tents. Chaol and ...

Erawan remained. His army remained. And there would be no Fire-Bringer, no Wyrdkeys, no gods to assist th ...

bullshit,” Fenrys said, and offered Aelin a half smile that didn’t quite meet his eyes. Reproach lay ...

Yrene frowned. “I don’t know how she didn’t walk out and leave everyone to rot. I would have.” “N ...

were in that place-of-places. Especially when some part of him had been given up. The magic that had ...

his teeth. Not at her choice, but that his father — He’d think about his father later. Never. His nameless fath ...

every time he saw them. Every time he saw the Torre healers, and wished Sorscha had found them. “ ...

said. He prayed it was true. But there were no gods left to pray to at all. Elide kept one eye ...

day she’d escaped Maeve. And it was not trauma that bowed her head, but guilt. Dread. Shame. Nearly shoulder-deep ...

seemed to flow like a living black river. “So your magic is still there?” Elide blurted. Aelin slid ...

“You’ve tested it?” “I can feel it.” Those turquoise eyes, despite all she’d done, were heavy. Solemn. ...

human, deep down, without a human body to possess?” Elide considered. “I suppose you’re the only pe ...

defeat both of them. She supposed Anneith would be of no help now. And perhaps it was time for her ...

Mala’s. “Here,” she said, extending the ring between their tubs, suds dripping off her fingers. Aeli ...

survive this.” Elide’s chest tightened. “You owe it to my mother to live, Aelin.” She leaned closer, pract ...

across the royal tent and plopped onto the stool beside the queen’s tub. Not at all se ...