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Chapter 14: Demon?
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2024-10-29 19:42:56'Master...don't do this to yourself! What are we going to do without you?'
'No, Ferlah. I need to. Everyone wants my power. Greed had taken the world. And soon, greed will end everything. If this falls into the wrong hands, there will be no tomorrow for the innocent ones. I had preserved this as what the ancient book said. But turns out that I had to give it up.' Her master wiped her tears. 'You are the best of my students. I am entrusting you the world from now on.'
'But Master Lyrah! I'm not! Everyone knows that! And besides, no one believed that ancient book except us! Maybe every word written on it was a lie!' Ferlah reckoned. She was crying hard for she can't bear that the person who took her in will soon disappear in this world. 'But even if I am, I'm not ready for it!'Everyone knew ho
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