Larimar pushed himself faster through the air, Zircon and Heliodore flanking him. Jasper had a head start, but he was being blocked by whatever dark Magic the necromancer used to cover his tracks.
Their oldest brother joined them, and together they broke flying records in their haste to get to Kimberley. Larimar led them, following the bond to his mate to an old, abandoned glass factory. The building had not been used since the 1920s and was located deep in the pine barrens. It was like the land had reclaimed the place.
The stink of decay and rot permeated the air. The putridly sweet stench a unique byproduct of meddling with the Dark. Larimar screeched a warning. He wanted the motherfucker to know he was coming for him.
The brothers landed with a loud thump, and Jasper’s cry was laced with pain. Fuck. His brother had taken on injuries trying to save Larimar’s mate.