All Chapters of Twins Fate: The Useless Omega's Awakening : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The autumn seemed perpetual. Darkness enveloped us, dense and oppressive. My heart raced as the noise of wind whistled in my ears. I attempted to yell, but the words became stuck in my throat. Then, with a bone-crunching impact, I struck the earth. Agony surged through my body as I struggled to inhale. “Daisy!” Kai's voice echoed from a location close by. "I'm present," I rasped, hoisting myself up. My palms rested on frigid, uneven rock, and an odd glow brightened the cave that surrounded us. Dahlia moaned from a short distance, returning to her human shape. “Where... are we?” she whispered, gripping her side. I surveyed the space, my eyesight adapting to the unsettling green light radiating from fissures in the walls. The air was thick with the aroma of soil and something old, something amiss. "This is not the forest," Kai remarked, moving closer to me. His blade was drawn, his knuckles pale as he held the handle. “No joke,” Dahlia said sharply, getting to her feet unsteadily

The ground shook under our feet, every tremor stronger than the previous one. My legs wobbled like jelly, my heart racing in my chest as I looked at the silhouette that was once Rowan. Or perhaps it remained him, hidden under the darkness that now engulfed him. Kai's voice pierced the turmoil. "We have to go." Right now! Dahlia clenched my arm tightly, her hold painful. “Daisy, wake up!” I tripped ahead, the earth cracking apart where I had stood just moments ago. The atmosphere hummed with vibrant energy, dense and stifling. The trees surrounding us moaned and rattled, as if the forest itself were alive and suffering. “Dash!” Kai yelled once more, his tone cutting with necessity. We raced away, the noise of breaking ground and howling wind trailing behind us. My lungs ached, and my thoughts hurried, yet I couldn't turn around. Not at this time. We wound our way through the thick woods, the lack of light making it difficult to see our path. Branches clawed at my skin, roots enda

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

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.”

The woods were hauntingly silent as we navigated the dense undergrowth, with the moonlight faintly filtering through the heavy treetops overhead. Each step seemed burdensome, every noise overly sharp. Dahlia’s treachery was a new injury, and her words reverberated in my thoughts like a persistent echo. Kai’s hand lightly touched my arm, bringing me back to reality. “Daisy, concentrate.” "If we want to monitor her, we must continue to move." I agreed, compelling myself to set aside the tempest of feelings. "She can't be far away," I remarked, uncertain if I was trying to persuade Kai or myself. "She isn't by herself," he reminded me. "There's something strange about those rogues." I was unable to dispute. Their actions were eerily in sync, their presence filled with a disturbing energy. And then came Dahlia’s recently discovered power. The light she had used back then was something I didn't recognize. It seemed...off. “Do you believe it's linked to the Veil?” I inquired as we ente