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Riever POV “So, how are you feeling about the games so far?” I asked, unable to hide the cheeky smile on my face. Father looked every bit as unhappy as I expected him to. I had tried to get him to bet on the scavenger hunt too, but he wouldn’t take the bait. I think he was upset enough that I was preemptively restoring the Luna Mirror. “She’s a nice girl,” he said with a shrug. “Clearly, she’s…” he paused for a moment, trying to come up with the right word. “…more than I’d expected out of a human.” My eyebrows shot up. “Wow. That’s more praise than I thought you capable of.” “Shut it, Riever,” he said with a scowl. We were on our way to the Cresthill Pack, where the duel would take place. Since I had issued the challenge, he got to pick the time and location. I had been lucky he was