We were aware that this disturbing vision was produced by our own minds, a result of the strange frequency released through her scream, which made it challenging to maintain focus.Once I regained my vision, I surveyed my surroundings and noticed the woman standing beside a pile of lifeless bodies."Do you know where Angus is?" she inquired, her gaze fixed upon me.Her eyes were filled with tears, causing my heart to be overwhelmed with sorrow. "He was playing right there!" She pointed toward the entrance of the caves."I prepared a salad for him, but he didn't like it. I scolded him, and he became upset!Please, find him and let him know that I will roast a turkey for him!" She sat down and pleaded with her hands clasped together."Please, I beg you, find him and tell him that I will never cook salad again." She wiped away her tears and scanned the area, shouting at the top of her lungs, "Angus! Please return, I promise there will be no more salad!" Her cries weighed heavily on our h
She fell to her knees and clutched onto my feet. "Please, take me to my son!" she pleaded."Lily, I'm sorry, but your son won't come back to you, and deep down, you know that too," I said, taking a seat.Her anger began to rise again, but I gently held her hands. It felt like grasping onto a rusted metal bar, fragile and on the verge of breaking with the slightest touch."I understand how it feels to be responsible for your child's death," I couldn't hold back my tears any longer. "A few months ago, some truly terrible people forced me to kill my own son.I had no idea he was my son at the time. If I had known, I would have willingly sacrificed myself instead," I looked into her eyes and saw her sorrow."So believe me when I say this, I understand your pain more than anyone else ever could. While you may believe you caused his death, the truth is that you couldn't have stopped it from happening."Finally, she broke down in tears. "He loved roasted turkey, and that day I told him we di
People were still not willing to accept her apology, so they brought me to their home and demanded that I punish her. "Listen, I understand that she took your children, but she didn't harm them. Her powers were beyond her control, and it was her fear that controlled her. You may think that you will forever despise her, but remember, you have your children back while she may never have hers again." I managed to reason with them. They eventually forgave her, but she wouldn't be staying there. I planned to take her to Veronica, but only after I find Wania.In the meantime, Lily would stay with these people. As we prepared to leave, Amelia grabbed my arm and led me to a corner. "I don't know how we can ever repay you!" she exclaimed with a smile. "You don't need to repay me. I simply did what was right, and anyone would have done the same," I replied, returning the smile. "No one else would have done what you did. We never would have," she admitted with a shrug. "As promised, I wil
Then Kai mentioned "Because she is invisible" then right after that a missile suddenly appeared out of nowhere and struck the right wing of our vehicle.The vehicle began to tumble through the air, leading to a crash that happened in the blink of an eye.For a brief moment, we kept sliding down a hill, and then with a sudden impact, I witnessed Kai bursting through the windshield, followed by the GPS device flying toward my face.And then... everything went black!After some time, I regained consciousness, feeling completely healed but finding myself alone in an unfamiliar place.It was a large, round cage with vertical bars stretching endlessly, without any visible door or means of escape.The cage was big enough to hold up to 30 people at once, yet there I was, all by myself but luckily unbound.The ceiling was illuminated by a large, bright bulb that cast light over the entire area. One side of the cage featured a small opening, resembling a rat hole but wider, likely used for deli
She chuckled, "You are quite the amusing toy!" she remarked. "An entertaining doll!" she added."That's what they all say, I'm a haunting doll. Anyone who crosses me still dreams of being the shit beaten out of them," I replied, fully enjoying myself."Anyway! There's no meat in the beans," she shrugged.I quickly ate the beans, and just as I was about to finish, she said something that made me want to vomit my stomach out."They do taste like beans, right? We prepare them using a special process that involves specific parts of Orphics!" she smirked.I stared at her with anger. "You will regret this!""Why? Haven't people already been sacrificed for others?Utilizing them as a source of nourishment is better than to leaving them to decay under the dirt!" She expressed."Is this the reason you have been capturing the Orphics? To satisfy your hunger?" I inquired."What?" She grinned. "No!" Then she paused before continuing. "We are searching for someone! Someone truly special, which is
"What kind of help? Are you pressuring them to provide you with a cure?" I expressed my genuine concern."Are you out of your mind?" She stared at me, her eyes filled with confusion."You are the ones who need saving, and our brothers are willing to provide them with that cure and pull them out of their misery!" she said confidently."Explain yourself!" I stood in front of her, demanding an answer to her bold claims."My brothers, the ones you call creepers, have been oppressed and suppressed for as long as they have lived. We are here to give them the rights they deserve. As long as the Orphics exist, they will never be able to claim those rights. But... I am not a killer.So instead, I have come up with a better solution. We are transfusing their bone marrow, allowing them to live like ordinary humans.This way, my brothers can coexist alongside them," she explained, a smile playing on her lips."So you're basically draining their bone marrow and subjecting them to endless pain just
It was full of lights and it was clean, she then led me to the entrance telling me something important “My daughter has the ability to turn invisible!” She said.“This is basically impossible!” I said.“It is not, she have a way to manipulate your eyesight, one minute you can see her, the other minute… she’s gone! She could be standing in front of you but you won’t see her.” She said.“You say she is invisible, what if she ran away?” I asked.“Do you really think someone would wish to run away in a world like this?” She pursed her mouth, continuing “I am telling you about her ability so if you feel her around yourself, and you know that someone is there, so you have to be careful because it is possible that she had escaped from those who took her and she is trying to hide out there somewhere thinking you are one of them?”“You think some one kidnapped her?” I asked.“Maybe, there are people who are questioning my authority lately!” She shrugged.Every time I was looking at her I could
With a gentle tone, I called out, "I mean you no harm!" Scanning my surroundings, I retrieved a locket from my pocket and continued, "Your mother sent me here!" Holding the locket in my hand, a girl appeared before me, resembling the image Martha showed me.She possessed beautiful dreadlocks and her eyes shimmered with a captivating shade of purple I had never seen before.Her flawless skin and overall appearance matched the description Martha had given me.Overwhelmed, she declared, "My mother is dead!" Refusing to accept this, I presented the locket as evidence."No, she isn't. Look at this," I said, displaying the locket. "She has sent me with this so you would believe me."She finally trusted me and approached me, clutching the locket tightly in her hand.Tears streamed down her face as she sobbed, "All this time, I thought she was dead!" I wrapped my arms around her, offering comfort as she continued to cry."It was incredibly difficult for me to survive all alone," she managed t