ia

n her spine. Then she felt Vlador swing their bodies sideways an

d below. The stirred sensation in her stomach, chest, and neck rendered her unable to scream, especial

was enveloping her. She could only surrender. She didn't understan

ek and caught a glimpse of trees with their br

r, mother... I want to go h

aking it difficult for Triana to breathe,

and she would soon die. What if her family didn't recog

ould leave behind all her happiness and the people she loved in this world. She wouldn't be

d end, all of a sudden, she felt a strange and startling sensation

uddenly turning into a push upward, made her s

standing in the air. Her widened irises took in the sight of the

ist as she realized she was floating in the sky. Then she felt a strong, cold wind blowing alte

k object seemed to almost hit her face. But she soon realized it wouldn't happen. She turned her head

as her gaze met a pair of golden eyes observing her. The face, with firm

niscent of twilight at the open sea. Slowly, Triana's gaze rolled t

e hag's lair is,"

eared her throat briefl

o the sea of trees below their feet

med as Vlador shifted their position hor

ned Triana's body to face downward, making h

ador muttered. Then he grinned widely and continued, "It seems like

were directly beneath her abdomen. Her teeth pressed against each other, holding back the sensation

at her life and Vlador's were bound together. He wouldn't let her die. Even thou

body once more. Then the sound of wing flaps b

arms tightly, her fear slowly faded. Her body temperature plummeted, causing her to shiver. Yet, the view of th

rough every gap in the trees to inspect the few huts scattered among them. However, his brow fu

ction I was expecti

ntire attention. The cold wind that brushed against her face and rustl

she had wings and was free to soar through the sky like a bird. Now the dream

one of her grips and stretched her arms out to the side, fe

looked at Triana's small hand, which was reaching out to feel

hand back to hold onto Vlador's arm again as they suddenly dove downward.

an eagle, ready to snatch its prey. His eyes locked on

eet. His arrival made the branches sway violently, and dry leaves on the ground were sc