Soon, we were back at the palace.
Lumera was already removing the broken wand tattoos from what remained of the Anti-Magic Mages, firing laser-like beams with focused precision.
Devran was lining them up like a military officer with a personal vendetta.
As the doors swung open, the shadows I once used to guard the palace slithered back into their corners.
The palace workers bowed in unison.
"Greetings, Your Majesties," they chorused. "Thank you for your grace."
I nodded, though my gaze drifted to the courtroom—scorched ceiling, broken artwork, a missing chair.
It looked like a dragon had hosted a dinner party in here.
I smirked.
"Yeah... we should look into that," Scarlette said beside me, grinning.
"And we should also build a space for training," I added.
"And how do you propose we do that?" she asked, raising an eyebrow.
But I was already on it.