Lexi

Anyway, in this first grim chapter, we're told that the Great Silver Saber Scythe has gone rabid.

But we'll find out that this is not actually the case.

The truth is that Ara is mourning the loss of her eggs instead of actually going rabid.

And the concept of fate is alluded to, especially in like that final chapter where these two are always meant to be.

Even in this first grim POV chapter, he believes that everything happens for a reason.

Yes, yes, it does grim in ways that you don't even know yet.

One more thing from Grimm's POV.

He thinks how there's only one message that he would want to send, and I don't think it's to con.

Quote, but things have always gone unsaid between us.

Probably best to leave it that way.

He's referring to Vea and how they've been dancing around each other and their feelings for phases.

Okay, so now that he's bonded and she's not dead from imprisonment, maybe they can find each other and confess their feelings and he can be there for her as she navigates the trauma of what she's had to do.

Well, she's technically supposed to, but... Love brings us together.

Well, okay, so let me just follow up with my next part.

I don't think we have to worry about them ever binding because I am extremely concerned for both of their survivals in this trilogy.

Oh!

I don't think they're both making out of the series alive.

We are so surprised that Veya made it out of this book alive.

I'm sorry.

She and Grimm are both not making it out of the next one.