“I can open that with my charm.” I nodded to the locked gate as I slowed, intending to get out.
Xervan looked at it, and the lock fell away. The chain-link gate rolled open.
“Never mind.” I parked next to the trucks and got out, eyeing the concrete walls, metal roof, and large timber supports at the front of the building. It was more architecturally interesting than I would have expected.
As we walked to the front, where glass walls and two glass doors showed off a large, empty foyer, Xervan waved at my weapons. “I should be able to handle Alabsaurin—the main reason he is a challenge for me is that he will use battle methods that kill innocent beings and destroy cities, whereas it is my duty to protect these things. Out here, I do not think that will be an issue. But stay close to me, a
