Chapter 36 I Discipline Those Who Think They Strong

• The Sirens that were once loud in their ears were now fading behind now, swallowed by the distance, and for the first time since the breakout, Alira loosened her grip on the wheel.
• Kael rolled his shoulders, still feeling the ache of restraints. “We’re clear,” he muttered. But Alira shook her head. Her instincts were sharp; as her gaze flicked to the rearview mirror, then to the road ahead. “No. Something’s wrong. It feels too easy.”
• The air shifted. A faint vibration ran through the bridge’s steel, like the world itself inhaling.