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2025-03-01 08:15:24Sera
"Wake up," a voice whispered urgently in my head.
I came to with a gasp, jerking upright and gasping for air. I stared around, trying to determine where I was. It was barely dawn, the skies still a little bit dark, and the moon starting to sink below the horizon.
I tried to climb to my feet, but ended up stumbling to the ground, feeling too weak and drained. What the hell was going on?
My memories were foggy at best, but I could remember going to the zoo, and then_
Oh goddess.
I jumped to my feet, sudden energized. I needed to figure out where I was and how I'd gotten here. I had a feeling I knew how I had gotten here though, the main question was how much damage had I done.
"The beast went this way!" I heard someone cry, "I can see it's footprints."
I held my breath as I heard the sound of boots crunching against dried leaves and twigs. And then I saw flash lights waving around. People
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