Daughter Of Moth (The Moth Saga, Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
The rest of her quartet walked around her, forming a protective ring. Tam especially was fuming, his face red, his fists clenched at his sides. "My father will hear of this," he said, barking out the words, as they moved down the columned corridor. "Who does that Atratus think he is? My parents donate to this university. Hundreds of books in the library are their gifts." He growled. "I'll get this Atratus sacked, I will, and I don't care what it takes." "Tam, please," Madori whispered. "Lower your voice. It's all right." Many other students were walking to and fro around them, not just first-years but older students too, clad in the lavender, gray, and orange robes denoting their seniority. The last thing Madori needed was for anyone to hear Tam's threats and report to Atratus; that would goad the old dog to new heights of fervor. Neekeya too fumed. Her eyes were wide with rage, her teeth bared. "My father might not have donated to Teel, but he's a mighty lord and warrior, and his magic is far more powerful than Atratus's.
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