Chapter forty-one:

TALON’s POV Rosette, Dimitri and I rode in the same carriage, and Rosette couldn't seem to keep her hands off Dimitri. Dimitri on the other hand, sat stiffly staring at me with a subtle glare. When I told him he was part of the plan I made, he obviously didn't expect this. The carriage stopped in front of the long fenced building, the training ground. The land of Brim had one of the best training grounds, probably on par with mine. But personally, I loved the way they built their own. The one thing I loved about it was the security. There were so soldiers placed to protect the place, but intruders couldn't seep in. This was because the doors were protected with puzzles and mysteries in which one had to solve before access would be granted. No normal person could unlock the door. Rosette was the only one who could open the doors, and me of course. She had been shocked when she found out that I could unlock the doors. Rosette had promised me a box of gold, because she had been damn sure