Meanwhile, somewhere ridiculously close by, two golden dragons were just about ready to raze the entire place to the ground.
Really, the only thing stopping them was the knowledge that Riley was somewhere inside it, and neither of them was willing to risk catching him in the destruction.
Lady Cirila casually disposed of yet another wyvern she'd recently taken down, snapping its neck before letting the body drop unceremoniously to the ground. She barely spared it another glance before turning toward her son, whose condition was honestly becoming far more concerning than the seemingly endless number of enemies surrounding them.
Because with every passing moment Kael didn't get to see his mate, he was noticeably getting closer to losing it.
"Kael, just go," Lady Cirila finally urged. "I'll take care of the remaining ones."
The Dragon Lord stopped dead in his tracks.
