11. In the wolf's den

It's useless to resist.

Despite the real hatred taking over his emotions, Leon knows it's pointless trying to resist armed men.

He raises his hands in surrender and doesn't notice when one of the hooded men comes up behind him and shoots him hard in the head.

Darkness.

When he wakes up, the boy is naked except for his underwear, and his skin burns as if someone had scratched him several times. His eyes blink, looking for a spot of light or any information that might lead him to understand what the hell was going on.

Leon's vision gradually begins to clear, revealing a dark and damp environment. He is tied to an uncomfortable chair, and the smell of mold dominates the place. As he looks around, he realizes that he is in a kind of abandoned basement, with damp stone walls and cobwebs scattered around the corners.

His body aches and every movement is agony. His hands tied behind his back, Leon tries to understand what has happened. He hears muffled voices, murmurs echoing around the roo
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