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Nightmares and fears
CHAPTER FIFTY-FIVE
— Nightmares and Fears —
Tyler couldn't sleep for a night since he got to the Dark Wand. His mind has been having dreams. About faces he had never seen before.
Faces that he had been afraid of. Facing down something he could barely comprehend, but which he was sure would end his life if it wasn’t already taken by someone else. Tyler woke up sweating and in a frenzy when the first thing he saw was that fucking wall of light again. The second thing that made him think the dream was real was how bright it was at 4 am, because it is always dark at 4 am in the suburbs.
It’s weird though, when Tyler woke up from this particular nightmare it wasn’t a bad one either. In fact, he thought that maybe he didn’t remember what he dreamt about at all. It seemed th
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