I smirked and looked around. The beast was smashing through vampires, the wolves were fighting, Derik was fighting with the council on the opposite side of the wall, and they had almost torn through every vampire. And I wanted to see what my heirs could do.
“Let their shadows go, Brax. Let’s see why Beenie said they were the key,” I whispered, and Brax hesitated, Kai and Derik going tensely silent in the link.
“You sure?”
“Yeah, let their shadows go where they need to, then follow them with yours. If they go where they’re not meant to, tug them back, and I’ll help,” I said in the link, and he let go of his hesitancy.
“Here goes nothing then,” he breathed, then released his hold on their shadows. I felt it as soon as he did.
Their shadows burst from the room, making their way dow
