Chapter Thirty
“You’re really going to do this?” Gideon asked.
Chloe nodded. “Yep.”
“You’re going down there?”
“Ya-huh.”
Gideon peered over the walkway, looking down to the bottom. “Any idea how far down that is?”
“Nope.”
Tag turned his head, scouting along the walkway. He picked up a pebble the size of his palm. “Here.”
He dropped the stone into the water, and it hit the surface with a small splosh. They all craned their necks, watching as the rock floated down, down, down, down, and down. After a few moments, it was so small that they had to squint to see the tiny speck, its shape warped by the water between it and them. Eventually, it hit the bottom and settled amid large boulders.
“Some distance,” Ben remarked.
Chloe waved a hand. “It’ll be fine, I’m sure. I’ve got a skill in
