The bright morning embraced Eran and Taneaya gently as they continued their journey through the forest that was beginning to change color towards autumn.
Warm sunlight began to creep through the canopy of lingering leaves, creating a play of light and shadow that played their danced on their path. Eran and Taneaya walked together, their hands united in a tight grip, as a sign of their solidarity and determination.Although the surrounding scenery was beautiful and serene, they did not forget that this journey was filled with challenges. They had to be careful to avoid the trail of royal soldiers who might still be lurking behind them. They continued to follow a winding route through the forest full of obstacles, sometimes encountering large rocks that blocked their way, but they never gave up.Suddenly, Eran took his attention away from the journey and looked back to see how Taneaya was doing. "Are you exhausted?" asked Eran with deep concern.<
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