4
HALEY
Hold your fire.” Keradoc lifted a hand to the guards behind us, but his eyes were locked on mine, his gaze triumphant.
I felt Jax and Elian tense beside me, both of them spring-loaded for an attack.
“Don’t,” I whispered. “We’re severely outnumbered.”
“Never stopped us before,” Jax said.
“Certain death?” Elian laughed. “I like the odds here, brother.”
“Guys,” I warned, but it was too late.
For two supernaturals who acted like they wanted to murder each other on the best of days, they sure didn’t have any trouble teaming up to ignore me.
As one, they sprang into action and lunged for Keradoc, and I watched with fresh horror as two bolts zinged through the air, nailing them both in the back.
Once again, my men fell to their knees.
Unruffled, Keradoc stepped swiftly past the
