The Lake-I

Starvos who hated the idea of seeing people in danger didn’t felt easy seeing how the people around him was dying and how the dangers had taken the lives of hundred of people in a blink of an eye.

“How do we go to the castle then? I can’t go through these ghouls as easily,” Starvos said, narrowing his eyes when he saw more ghouls arriving toward them.

“Lights,” Mona said, “They can’t touch fire but they are scared of fire. If you bring them close enough near the light source they would also run away in that moment you could go through them.”

“And if the case they attack, I could simply cut them through,” uttered Starvos whose smile became wider. “Sounds like a plan. But wait,”

Mona who was about to move stopped as she met his silver eyes again. Starvos had a brow raised up, “Where is Dominic?”

Feeling a little troubled, Mona could only point to the castle, “He would come soon to the castle too.” Giving Dominic as a reason only gave more push on the back for Starvos to go through