Heigl was so scared as he started to approach Yogev's body, which was lying on the ground surrounded by a pool of blood.
Isiah was walking toward them too, yet he didn't continue running; he was never going to leave him behind.
What Heigl hated to admit was that he was supporting Yogev not because he thought he would be a good leader, but because he was the only one among his people who actually listened to his opinion without thinking about his dead father.
To Yogev, his opinion mattered, and that was why Heigl was ready to fight to the death for him.
Isiah was not going to leave any of them alive, just as he had predicted. They reached a area that was illuminated on its own, which made him wonder who had lit it before them.
Heigl didn't have that much raw power, yet he was considered formidable compared to the average mages who functioned strictly with divine energy.
