Mark hovered over my shoulder. “It worked last time,” I said, failing to mention how Verity had changed the safe to a steel one. The last time I’d seen it, it wasn’t anything more than a wooden door. I placed the freezing stone on the steel. The stone dissolved into the lock and formed ice crystals over it. I heard a cracking sound as the metal around it froze over. I held the fire stone close to the ice. Last time it had created a small explosion and I hoped the steel didn’t create shrapnel. “Wait,” Mark said. “Putting fire on ice seems like a terrible idea. The lock’s frozen. Let me see if I can hit it with something and break it.” I pulled back the fire stone. “Okay, let’s try it.” He looked around and picked up a wooden chair. He slammed one of the legs into the lock and it shattered to the floor. He smiled and set the chair down. “Bravo.
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