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... pilot on board had been watching. The skiff accelerated, then started doing evasive maneuvers as it approached, randomly weaving through the sky as it passed the manor again, sending out another bombardment of fireballs. The return fire from the manor was meager; a few beams and bolts either missed entirely or just fizzled on the ship’s shield. The estate guards and armed servants were in no way prepared for this kind of firefight, and whatever reinforcements Enrico Allard had called for would ...

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