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Silver:

I slept and woke up a couple of times but it never got any brighter in the dungeon. There was no way of telling time in here. I remained in one position, my back against the wall on the bench, imagining the worst and wondering what my fate would be from then onwards.

I heard whispers among the other prisoners who were content to squabble with people they didn’t see from time to time, but my mind faded them away.

I had no idea what Damon planned to do with me from here on out and that bothered me more than anything else.

While I began to fall into my next deep sleep, someone hit the bars of my cell, startling me awake.

It was a guard but not just any guard.

It was Terah.

Damon surely had a sick sense of humor. Terah and I hadn’t crossed paths ever since after that day at the sixth sea. He told me Terah was now under obligation to obey him whether he liked it or not but I never bothered to find out how true it was.

Seeing him reminded me of that horrible day when he had t