The Castle in the Woods

“And have you joined yourself to this madness?” I accused. Her cold, contemptuous face met mine. Her blood red eyes gleamed without whites or pupils. Her mouth opened, but my mouth was already going: “He’ll consume you as you do your lovers. What have we gained by helping him other than securing our place as his penultimate victims!”

“I have no more desire to be a pawn in his schemes than to be a stepping stone in his ascension,” she growled, “and if you will stop playing the fool long enough to hear reason, then we may avoid both fates.”

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