Flashback ( PDFDrive )

“It all depends on what resources he has access to.”
“I think it’s safe to assume the Neverseen will acquire anything he
needs,” Magnate Leto told her.
“Probably. Cad was always a bragger. I’m sure he’s convinced them
he’s an expert on everything. I’ll have to talk to my father—and I’ll tell
him to send over some voracillius when I do. That’s how you get rid of
ethreium.” She pointed to the pink glow on Sophie’s chest, which was
already fading. “Mind you, I think an epic round of skin melting
sounds like something we could all use right now. But if you’re not
with me on that, all you need to do is spread some voracillius on there
and let them gobble up the ethreium like candy. Then you just wash it
away.”
“We should probably sweep the campus,” Magnate Leto added.
“Make sure the ethreium hasn’t spread.”
“I’ll ask Lady Cadence to send over more reveldust,” Elwin said,
heading for his office.
“Have her send enough to cover Havenfield, too,” Grady called after
him.
“And Everglen,” Alden added. “And we should probably dust
everywhere Sophie’s recently been.”
Tam barked a sharp laugh. “Then add my parents’ house to the list!
We went to Choralmere after we found Alvar—and my dad is going to
freak when he finds out you’re going to sprinkle ogre spores all over
his precious stuff. Can I please be there when you do it?”
His smile was downright wicked—and Sophie didn’t blame him one
bit.
Quan and Mai Song weren’t as horrible as Keefe’s parents—but
they ran a close second. They’d chosen to protect their reputations