He dies. Right now.
I was torn between screaming in victory and yelling at my girl until I ruined my voice forever. Either way, I was out of time.
As we raced up the final small hill, I saw her dart down from her spot in the sky. We thrust through the line of Wardens as she angled herself like an arrow at the man who had caused all of this.
"You shouldn't have told me my men were dead." Her voice was in my head, but I could also hear it as if she'd whispered it to me.
Shit.
I poured on the speed.
