Karla tried not to look nervous as the great doors to the Dark Altar opened in front of her. Inside, Opal witchlights danced in sconces, forming a path for her to follow, rather than illuminating what was within. This was very different than her Birthright Ceremony, where she'd had the company of her parents and several other children, where a
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"Hey, dude. Long time no see." She squeezed him around the shoulders. "How're you doing?"
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"A few," he said, smiling at her. "In several directions." Taller, broader, thicker...there was another joke there that he was NOT going to make, thank you. His mother had raised him right before she'd died with Karla's.
"So, you'll be coming this summer, too? I'm glad, though I wish you weren't." He offered her a smile. "I know you'll be useful, I just wouldn't wish what's going to happen on anyone." That smile darkened. "Except dear Uncle Hobart, of course."
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He sighed and ran an hand through his hair. "How much do you know about how Territory Queens are elected?"
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