They were pinning him beneath the surface with something long, sharp.
A fishing spear.
Ciaran never liked those fishermen anyway.
He wasn’t going to give them the satisfaction of throwing himself onto the spear. He had a better plan.
In Brenna’s training, she’d always warned Ciaran against going past a certain point, in losing himself in the world beyond as he sought out the flames, because the flames would consume him – and everything around him.
Everything around him was water.
So he let go.
It was heady and thrilling, stepping outside of his own body, swelling to fill the world.
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