s. Benz and I made sure of that. So far, we've already assassinated two Aenelus who snuck in on us

that it

was: a fallen branch of a tree. I guess it was the win

han being careless, don't you thi

iss the target." – Benz tapped my s

walking tiptoed in broken glass. Every step needs to be cautious and c

strils and filling my lungs, I filled in my mind with thoughts to recover from what just happened. Words of comfort that only can hear. If that wasn't a branch, the night would

rk circles under your eyes already. Don't

osed my eyes, it's like I'm reentering the

hings going on inside someone's head? and I don't want to say it

sure you

know when's the next attack would be. We need our best sold

t smile

See you l

ng, with Benz eyes observing me. I scampered the dried leaves which covered our entrance and lifted the steel handle up. As I did, the whirling staircase arose, leading down. I peeked and saw l

were everywhere, our only source of light on days and nights. I walked slowly, too careful not to wake som

y to finally surrender itself. It has been nights and the pillow had no dent, t

o, no

ck. Don't try to get out of here. I'

as scared, but on her eyes were no tears. Or perhaps

rotha. Please

t. I pr

istract him from seeing my escape. It was because of the soldier's inattention that I managed to get the key dangling

felt the warmth of the sun on my skin, finally after two days of being held as captive. I hid behind a barrel, a group of Aenelus soldiers walking here an

bed the chance to make my way on the gate. I knew once I make it out of there, my chances of living and call

n't b

come on.

didn't stop. If I were making count, I believe I had been pulling for at least 25 time

ate and saw a red light blaring. It was then that I knew it was because of

n do i

my mother say th

from my grasp to the gate. I fell on the cemented floor, my

PLE

in sweat. I was pantin