"Brother!" I greeted him with a hug. "Headmaster let you out already? When did you get home?" Yesterday." He said with some disgust. "Which you'd prob...bly know if we lived in the same house. Oh, wait. We do."I stepped back and he entered my office. "Hold all calls." I told the man seated out front before closing my door. "Since you know you are always welcome to interrupt me, I fail –" Maybe I don't want to interrupt you!" He snapped. I refrained from pointing out the obvious. "Maybe I was. Trae wasn’t a hundred percent sure, why he was reluctant to give Edward a magical ring. He believed the boy was talented but something held him back. He would be interested in what results came back from the tests Edward said he had to do to get into the special classes.Their longest stop was at the bridge the other people had complained about. Trae and Kat were both surprised that it hadn’t washed away. It was dangerous as far as they were concerned. They were just about ready to do their. Before she could fully turn around, the fluid struck her and the desk, turning into a web-like consistency. Her arm was close to drawing her longsword, but it was still out of reach. She grunted and tried to fight the webbing.Aldalome drew his longbow and shot an arrow at the giant spider. The arrow hit one of the spider’s legs, and it chittered in pain. The spider turned and glared at Aldalome menacingly.Vennoa raised her hands, and Ehs shouted, “No fire! You’ll set everything on fire!” Vennoa. ‘I have some… issues. Some history. And I don’t know how to deal with that. But I want to try. And I t-…’ She closed her eyes and took a deep breath. ‘I trust you to be a part of that,’ Hannah said, reaching across the table to hold Wes’s hand. It seemed like the thing normal people do in those situations. Wes pulled his hand back and leaned his body away from her. ‘And I’m saying I don’t know if I do, if I want to try.’ Hannah wasn’t used to this. She had never been denied. She had always.