“Have you come to liberate me?” Malik asks his aunt, not looking up from the book he is reading. “Yes.” With a dark laugh, Malik says, “Your generosity will come with a cost, no doubt.” He has been a willing prisoner in his home since killing his uncle. A crime for which he is unable to conjure remorse. “We need her, Malik. Please. She calls to you in the veil. She thinks you deserted her.” “It is better for my sister to believe that than bring her here as a weapon of destruction. What would become of her mind and her soul if she is forced to live over and over through the atrocities of her enemies? She will feel every crime they committed, witness it in her flames. She will never know peace if she returns.” “This is her destiny, her place in history in this vast universe of ours.” Malik shakes his head. “Destinies are chosen, they are not preordained.”
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