Chapter 78: Kael’s First Move
The sun had barely begun to dip below the horizon, casting long shadows across the school grounds, when Anita first felt it—the shift in the air. It was a heavy, oppressive feeling, one that seemed to press in on her from all sides, making it harder to breathe, harder to think. She knew something was coming. And it wasn’t good.
Jace, who had been by her side for most of the day, stiffened beside her as the temperature seemed to drop. His eyes flicked to the surrounding area, sensing the presence of something—or someone—dangerous.
“He’s here,” Jace muttered, barely audible.