I slipped over the saddle and wrapped my arms lightly around Lylyx’s stomach, and then clutched her tighter when she launched away from the farmhouse. We rocketed down a gravel driveway and out onto a narrow paved road that split a pair of fields. This really was the middle of nowhere. I was amazed my cell had worked here. “Any specific place in Paris, or are we just going sightseeing?” Lylyx asked, shouting back at me over the noise of the wind. “I need to pay a visit to Gervais,” I said. “He’s taken something that he shouldn’t have.” I gripped her tight enough to cause her to squeal after she nearly wrecked at hearing the archfiend’s name. “I’m beginning to question whether or not I should have just let you kill me,” she said, getting her nerves and the bike back under control. I ignored the remark. “He has an entrance to his chateau tucked away in the Paris sewers. I’m not sure where just yet, but I’m working on it.” I closed my eyes and floated through Josette’s memories, searching for the path to the demon’s hidden transport rift.
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