Chapter 40

Eventually, Lily took off her goggles and handed them to Ingrid. “I’ll be fine if I get whammied,” she explained. “Why don’t the two of you stick back for a bit. Dog-girl looks like she’s gonna barf again.”

Poor Tasia had gone white as a sheet. Ingrid knew it was bad when she didn’t even bother arguing with the succubus. They were all on edge now, though Dana acted like it was no big deal. In fact, she looked more curious than anything else.

“You don’t want the goggles?” Ingrid asked.

“I’d rather you have them as a backup.” Lily winked. “Since you’re the weakest link here.”

Ingrid flipped Lily off and found somewhere to sit nearby. Tasia did the same, then leaned forward and stuck her head between her knees. The succubus left, squeezing herself through a door that was stuck halfway open.

“I’ve never felt this sick in my life,” the werewolf muttered. “It’s like the gravity in this place is broken.”

“It probably is,” said Ingrid. “There’s a reason w