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Mila:  Mila staggered to her feet.
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Mila:  “Sorry, but I’m going to go buy us some time.”
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Tinasha:  “Absolutely not.” Tinasha said, rejecting that at once.
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Mila:  Mila gaped at her. “But Lady Tinasha…”
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Tinasha:  A tender smile appeared on her master’s lovely face. “I will go. You two keep the barrier up around this whole area.” Her tone brooked no objections. Fierce determination blazed in her dark eyes. Mila knew that look well. Since Tinasha was just a girl, she had ruled over them as their queen. In the face of such inviolable majesty, the two spirits bowed their heads.
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Phaedra:  An amused-sounding peal of laughter rang out from above. “So this is where you are? How sneaky. I found it dreadfully dull.”
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Tinasha:  Tinasha gave a tight smile in response to her enemy’s scorn. She spread her arms out wide. “Itz, Senn, Saiha, Lilia, Kunai, Eir, Sylpha!” The Tuldarr mystical spirits who had served the Magic Empire for nine hundred years answered her summons. All of them materialized around Tinasha, save for the three who always guarded Tuldarr.
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Phaedra:  Phaedra snorted. “You lot came all this way just to be brought down by my hand?” The spirits ignored the demon queen’s open scorn and looked only at their master, awaiting her orders.
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Tinasha:  Tinasha flashed them a relaxed smile as a spell formed between her hands. “All of you hold your positions.” Every spirit understood what that meant. Their master had decided to fight alone, and she would permit no dissent. They bowed and vanished. Immediately after, a barrier sprang up with Tinasha at the center, encapsulating the little city. This barrier, maintained by nine powerful demons, would demarcate the battlefield and prevent any magic from escaping and damaging some other place.
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Tinasha:  Tinasha took a deep breath of air into her lungs. She held her breath and teleported into the sky, her long black hair fluttering. “I certainly didn’t think I would get this opportunity again…” The spirits weren’t the only ones reminded of the battle with Travis. Tinasha still tasted the bitterness of that defeat. She and all of her spirits had only survived at his whim. But things were different now. Phaedra clearly sought to kill her. If Tinasha died, the contract with the spirits would end. She thought back to four hundred years ago, and a smile cracked her lips. If she perished, the spirits might be able to flee. They weren’t mere servants to her—they were her friends that she cared for deeply. Tinasha pulled her mind away from morbid speculation. She was not expecting to lose this fight. Why had Travis come to her with this? If this was just a matter of a capable demon assassin, his underlings probably could have handled it. In all likelihood, he had asked for her help because he’d anticipated a direct confrontation with Phaedra.
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Tinasha:  “I wish he’d just told me that from the start.” She muttered under her breath. Focusing her mind, she eyed the powerful demon queen before her.