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“Stupid. Evil. Horrible. Man.”
Each word that came through my gritted teeth was punctuated as I kicked and punched the heavy bag that hung in the training room. Sweat showered my skin, and my face was flushed with effort.
I had been training for over an hour now, hoping to release some of the pent-up frustration. But it seemed that my anger was a bottomless pit of energy that I continued to pull from. It wasn’t helping at all.
After spending every waking moment of the last two days with the mystery girl, I was still no closer to solving her unknown ailment, or the irritating feeling that kept niggling at me, that somehow I knew her. All I had gotten was that she was afraid, deathly afraid, and that she wasn’t dead. Yet.
“Hope. You. Die. You. Son. Of. A. Bi - ”
“Hey now, watch the language,” a smooth, cocky voice interrupted.
I stop and turned, pulling magic to my hands, ready to attack. My breath was coming in short gasps, as I c
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