Chapter 238

CASSANDRA

It wasn’t a joke.

I knew it in my bones

Raven’s expression had given it away the moment she’d been caught.

The storm clouds that had plagued my mind felt as if they’d cleared away, and the puzzle pieces felt as if they’d been pu together.

Mind control.

Sorcery.

Weapon.

That’s what Kaleb wanted, to turn the poor, diseased people into his weapon. Though it sounded utterly insane, this speculation seemed more plausible as Raven fidgeted and kept telling me what she had told me wasn’t a fact.

“I shouldn’t make jokes like that,” she said, her tone jittery and nervous. “Roxy would kill me if she’d heard that.”

The dark-haired sorceress offered me a dry smile, and for a moment, I debated on pestering her further, but instead, I decided to bide my time. It was best to go along with things for my safety, so 1 offered Raven a smile back.

“Don’t worry,” I assured her warmly. “I know you were kidding, Raven.”

She nodded and seemed to soften up a bit. “If you want to know more about the research, Cassandra, you could ask Kaleb Without his permission, I’m afraid I can’t share very much with you.”

I wanted to laugh but forced myself to keep a straight face. As if merely asking the king of Yurene would be enough for him to let me know what he was doing here in this prison tower. Surely, Raven thought we were far closer than we were, or else she would know better than to suggest something like that.

expected something else to come up about the matter, but instead, Raven fell completely silent and began to take my blood. I cooperated well and didn’t fidget, though my mind ran in circles the entire time. Once she finished, she placed the tube of blood in a device I’d never seen before. It was both technologically advanced and a little archaic, and I wanted to ask

asked some of the questions I knew she would be

I made sure to sound as innocently curious as possible I wasn’t a fan of manipulation, but I was learning that here in this Northern country, it was

sunive

comidered the question for a moment, her dark eyebrows

time, as if

body physically. In

stronger and

physical

I repeated bark

then, youth. Meanwhile the scholiest Black Marks quickly. That’s why Kalchi wasn’t susteak

they deteriorate

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Chapter 238

at her in disbelief, unable to contain my shock at

turn someone immortal… theoretically. It’s just an assumption since no one has actually seen Inferno or used it. Between us, I doubt if Emmett Keller was actually able to make something so potent. I’ve never understood

a smirk, and I took a moment

Immortality.

suffering the effects of aging was not only unheard of, but also impossible. It seemed that the

I’d seen many things that should have been impossible. Was there

word. My head screamed as I pondered all of the secrets I had to keep. I felt like a pawn on Emmett and Kaleb’s chess table, with Asher and the old king as additional

Pawns and players to be shifted about to further

was usually rational and collected. I wanted to rip my hair out and scream from frustration. This wasn’t the life I’d wanted for myself, and as I pondered the web that we’d all become tangled in. I thought of Emmett and his part in the situation. I wished I could meet him in my dreams again and tell him that I knew what he’d done. I wanted to confront him and ask what he had wanted exactly, why he’d done all of these things to me and the people I knew. Was it all just for revenge! For something that Asher and

being punished for

dreams again, I wouldn’t be able to get clear answers from him. Besides, I’d attempted to reach him for days, even weeks, to no avail. I had no idea how to

studying me. Her lovely blue-green eyes nervously observed me. as if she wanted to make sure that she hadn’t said

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