We’re halfway home from the battle at the Arena when we hear Kaylani’s lament.
“Something’s wrong, Cedric. I need to go to her.”
“Then, let’s go, Tana. I’m with you.”
“I am too, Momma,” Kenna says. Ishir decided to run home before meeting us back at the pack, so Kenna isn’t carrying anyone.
We turn and follow the sound of Kaylani’s cry. I’ve never been on this end of a dragon’s lament, and it’s heartbreaking. When we find her, we land, and I immediately see why she’s crying. She is standing over the young dragon.
I shift quickly, rushing over to look at the young dragon who is lying broken on the ground. “Kaylani, what happened?”
“I don’t know. We were talking and flying when she screamed. Then she just fell from the sky. I tried to catch her, Tana. I swear I did. But she just droppe
