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do with it?”
“No,” he admitted. “I don’t.”
And if Maeve meant to bring that army to
Terrasen, to either unite with Erawan or
simply be another force battering their
kingdom, to strike when they were weakest,
they had to hurry. Had to get back.
Immediately. His mate’s eyes shone with the
same understanding and dread.
Aelin’s throat bobbed as she whispered,
“I’m so tired, Rowan.”
His heart strained again. “I know,
Fireheart.”
He opened his mouth to say more, to coax
her onto land so he might at least hold her if
words couldn’t ease her burden, but that’s
when he saw it.
A boat, ancient and every inch of it carved,
drifted out of the gloom.
“Get back to shore.” The boat wasn’t