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going to do that?”
    “Don’t push me Blake.”
    “No, seriously Elena, how? You are nothing, you…”
    I couldn’t listen to him anymore and I felt a strong jolt running up my arm. I swung at him and an invisible force took him out of my way. He flew into the air and came crashing down hard on the turf.
    I had no idea how I’d just done that, but a part of me felt good and a part of me felt bad.
    “What is wrong with you?” Tabitha was up in my face.
    “You want some of it too?” I yelled back, anger jolting through my core immediately.
    She backed away and started running down the steps toward Blake.
    “Just like I thought.”
    She tried to help Blake up but he pushed her away. He was such a dickhead.
    I had to get away from all of this, from the Academy, from the professors and their constant saying, “he will Dent one day”. I was sick and tired waiting for his sorry ass.
    I walked out of the castle toward the gate and found Julia taking a smoke break around the corner of the infirmary.
    “Who spat in your milk this morning?”
    “You really want me to answer that?”
    “Is he vicious, huge and an ass?”
    I nodded.
    “Then no.”
    “I need your help, please. I just need to get out for a short while.”
    “Elena, I could get fired.”
    “I’ll take the blame, please, Julia. Just take me down.”
    “Where are you going?”
    “I don’t know yet, I’ll be back later this afternoon. I just can’t be here right now. Please. I kept your smoking a secret for who knows how long.”
    “Fine, before five you come back, you hear?”
    “Promise.”
    “Okay.”
    She took off her clothes and transformed into her Night Villain form. She looked just as hideous as Sir Robert.
    I grabbed her paw and stood on one talon as she flew with me to the forest below.
    “Five o’clock, Elena.”
    “Yeah, I promise,” I said and jogged down the road, took a tram and went to the port. I took an elevator to Tith and another tram to Longbottoms.
    Nobody even recognized me as I hid my face under my hoody. Why would they? To them, I was in Dragonia, away from everything, training to handle my abilities and to be able to tame the mighty Rubicon.
    If only they knew the truth; it would be in all the papers by tomorrow morning.
    I opened the door of Longbottoms.
    “Welcome, table for one?” Monique, the new manager Jimmy had hired, greeted me and gasped as she saw it was me. “Elena, what are you doing here? You are supposed to be at Dragonia.”
    “I needed to get away. Blake finally came back and he makes me so furious,” I grunted.
    “Come sit.” She led me to the bar and pushed me onto the nearest stool and ran behind the counter. “What happened?”
    “He wants me to free him.”
    She sucked in some air. “What?”
    “You heard me.”
    “I thought he was smarter than that.”
    “Believe me I really want to.”
    She giggled. “Elena, you can’t free him, you must know that.”
    “Yeah, I do. He just makes me so furious, that’s all. Sometimes I wish I could bash his head in with something.”
    “And then what? He would lose his cool, transform and probably swallow you whole.”
    I giggled. “No he wouldn’t because then I would have access to my powers and I might incinerate his ass.”
    We both laughed.
    I sighed. “It’s so hopeless.”
    “It’s not. I know his weakest desire.” Her eyes twinkled.
    “What, other than the Snow Dragon?”
    She laughed and squinted slightly. “Do I detect some jealousy?”
    “Please. She can have the bastard. I just need his stupid dragon.” Which, to be honest, I didn’t because of the promise I made to my father, then why was I pushing this? Did I really want what George and Becky had, even if I knew that it wasn’t real? Or did I want a dragon to not feel like the odd one out? “So, do I need to guess what he wants, or are you going to tell me?”
    “The Rubicon has quite a love for something that is extremely expensive, Elena, and you my dear friend can