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Chapter 74
Atlas and I descended into the darkness. Even with my Fae vision, there was very little light to illuminate the arched walls of the cavern. I briefly grazed my fingertips over the emerald flame and was surprised to find that it was hot to the touch.
“You’re surprised that fire is hot?” Atlas chuckled, his laugh rough and somewhat raspy.
“It’s green fire, Atlas. I didn’t know if it was different or something.” I snorted, narrowing my eyes at him.
“Fire is fire, kitten.” He snickered, wrapping his hand around my out stretched fingers. “Don’t burn yourself.”
“I think we need to worry about you right now, not me.” I retorted, turning away from the fire to venture deeper into the cavern.
Our voices bounced off the earthen walls, sending echo’s back and forth. I trailed my fingers over the rough surface of the walls, trying to forge that connection Micah was talking
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