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If I had thought Sophia looked like a predator as she was moving through the narrow passageways of the Camden Market it was clear that I hadn’t actually seen anything yet.

Sophia leapt up as silently as a light breeze and grabbed onto one of the walls.

Her fingers bit through the brick the wall was made of and anchored her in place.

Like a spider, she skittered up the wall so no one below would see her coming. Even with my enhanced Immateria senses I struggled to see her up in the shadows that were present in the alleyway.

I could have joined her, I felt that I had the power in my fingers to do the same thing, but I didn’t want to make a mistake and ruin the hunt. I was content, at least for now, to let Sophia take the lead.

A few moments passed and then a shadow dropped down from the rafters directly on top of .

Only it wasn’t a shadow, it was Sophia.

She was on the men like lightning and, before they could even react, she’d plunged her fingernails into each of their necks.

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