My cheeks flushed, but I couldn’t help the smile that spread. “Shut it, Sam.”
I pocketed the spent moonstone just in case the moon goddess wanted it back, then followed Sam as she vaulted up the wall. Damn, that girl had no fear of heights and was also a showoff, but I loved her, even if trying to keep up with her was probably going to get me killed.
At the top, I balanced on the broken remains of a tower and gazed out over the forested landscape.
“Are you seeing what I am?” Sam asked.
My heartbeat skyrocketed. Two areas in the forest, separated by at least a kilometer, glowed. They hadn’t been there earlier, which suggested that they were tied to the orb we’d just recharged.
I smiled. “Bingo.”