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The darkness seemed infinite. It bore down on me, weighty and stifling. I could hear soft murmurs, resembling echoes in a deserted cave, yet I couldn’t discern the words. My body hurt, and my mind was filled with pieces of the last memories I could remember. Fenrik's bellow. The light of the Elders. And afterward… silence. I abruptly opened my eyes and inhaled sharply. I was resting on chilly, irregular terrain. The soft blue light of the runes had returned, yet the chamber was unsettlingly silent. “Dahlia?” I shouted, my voice quavering. "Is that you, Kai?" No reply. A wave of panic hit me in the chest as I quickly stood up. My head felt dizzy, yet I steadied myself against the wall. The runes glimmered softly, as if they were fighting to remain vibrant. "Dalya!" I yelled once more, more loudly this time. A moan issued from a point to my left. A wave of relief washed over me when I saw Kai, leaning against a shattered pillar. "Kai!" I hurried to him and shook his shoulder. His
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The black wolf's leap culminated in a violent thud when Kai jumped at it in mid-air. The two tumbled across the rugged cave floor, fangs and claws gleaming. I rushed away, my heart racing in my ears. “Kai!” I yelled, my voice echoing against the walls. “Keep your distance!” he shouted, keeping the wolf at bay with all his might. The shadow wolf growled and lunged at him, but Kai was swift, evading every attack with intense resolve. I desperately looked for a weapon, a strategy, anything, but the cave contained only scattered rocks and the illuminated pool at its center. Kai hurled the wolf away from him, yet it landed elegantly, its scarlet eyes fixated on me. “Oh no, you won’t,” Kai snarled, positioning himself between us. The wolf hunkered down, poised to strike once more, as a chilling voice resonated throughout the cave. "Sufficient." The atmosphere became frigid, and the wolf halted, its ears pinning back. Kai and I both turned quickly to find Dahlia leaning against the w
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The world seemed unbalanced as I gazed at the burnt earth where Dahlia had disappeared. My chest rose and fell, not due to fatigue but because of the overwhelming pressure of the recent events. Kai’s grip on my arm was the sole thing anchoring me. “Daisy,” he uttered, his tone subdued, nearly worshipful. “We have to leave.” At this moment. “She's left,” I murmured, my throat parched. "Dahlia's" "She's still alive," he interrupted, his gaze sweeping over the silent, fearful crowd. “Yet no matter what that light was, it was not of natural origin.” "We don't have a lot of time to sort this out before someone starts blaming others." The whispers from the group increased in volume, agitated. The aroma of fear and uncertainty lingered in the atmosphere, blending with the odor of burnt wood. “What shall we do?” I inquired, eventually pulling my eyes away from the broken tree. Kai acted without hesitation. “We locate the Elders.” “If there’s anyone who knows what that was, it's them.”
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The world appeared as a haze of darkness and murmurs while I fought my way back to awareness. My limbs and legs felt as heavy as iron, and the chill crept into my bones. My head was in excruciating pain, pulsing with each heartbeat. “Daisy, get up!” Kai's voice pierced the haze, clear and pressing. I opened my eyes, straining to see through the dim, unsettling light enveloping us. The broken tree stood close, its light faint and foreboding at this moment. However, there was an issue; Kai was not by himself. Dahlia was next to him. I hurried to stand up, my body remaining slow. “Dahlia?” I breathed in sharply, feeling a sense of relief envelop me. "You're here again!" She faced me, her expression impossible to decipher. Her eyes appeared distinct, more frigid, more unyielding. The comfort I recalled had vanished. "I warned you not to seek me out," she stated, her tone unsettlingly serene. "I wasn't able to abandon you there!" I lost my temper, moving a step nearer. “You’re my si
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The forest blurred around me as I ran, the ground trembling beneath my feet. Behind us, the cavern collapsed with a deafening roar, dust and shadows spewing into the air like an angry storm. “Keep moving!” Kai shouted, his voice sharp and urgent. Dahlia stumbled ahead of me, her steps uneven. She was pale, the lingering shadows clinging to her like smoke. I grabbed her arm, pulling her upright. “I’m fine,” she muttered, but her voice lacked conviction. “You’re not,” I snapped. “But we’ll deal with it later. Just keep running!” Elias darted ahead, his sharp senses guiding us through the dense woods. The monstrous roar from the cavern echoed again, closer this time. Whatever had emerged wasn’t going to let us escape easily. “Do you even know where we’re going?” I called out to him. “Not yet!” Elias shot back, his tone tight. “But anywhere is better than here!” The trees thinned as we reached a clearing. My lungs burned, and my legs felt like lead, but we didn’t dare stop
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The forest was unnervingly quiet as we pushed forward, the chaos of the rogue camp fading behind us. My chest heaved as I tried to catch my breath, but there was no time to rest. Dahlia leaned heavily against me, her steps faltering with every stride. “You’re slowing down,” Kai said, his tone sharp but not unkind. “She needs a break,” I shot back. “No time,” Elias growled, scanning the trees with sharp eyes. “That thing is still out there, and we’ve already drawn too much attention.” “I’m fine,” Dahlia whispered. It was a lie, and we all knew it. “You’re about as fine as a broken bone,” I muttered, but kept moving. We finally stumbled into a small clearing. Elias held up a hand, signaling us to stop. “This spot is defensible,” he said. “We’ll rest here for a moment.” I helped Dahlia sit against a fallen log. Her face was pale, and beads of sweat glistened on her forehead. She avoided my gaze, her guilt practically radiating off her in waves. “Don’t start,” she said bef
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