the central city library. The noisy hum of the city loomed beyond the towering shelves of books, yet within

t this place f

belonged here, yet d

à vu hit him like a thunderclap. Some words he read sounded like echoes of a language he once knew. Some symbols seemed to dance in his mind with meaning he knew but d

was di

er down for sometime before loosing interest, she wasn't the first to go towards those old books, they usually leave it be after a quick glance so he wasn't bothered to even give an advice. She mo

r books, it had no title written on it and that made her curious, so she grabbed the book and flipping through the first

with the book in hand. "I'd like to b

ance as he reached for the

na

on the first pa

something primal, something beyond logic. This same feeling, the same nuisance of a feeling

woman asked, noticing his

book again. The second

this, then you hav

the line and couldn'

tory book with" but then she noticed

a golden battlefield, the scent of burning reali

ibrary, the bookshelves, the world itself blu

vo

cient, p

not have r

ook Kael to

fening hum in his skull. He barely had time to recover when the world around him cracked like fra

the a

ure e

d with ethereal light. His eyes burned with an ancien

rtia

emember him. B

ery instinct in him screamed that this bein

died him for a mome

id not erase you en

parted, but

and the very fabric of realit

you failed , It seems I must

d toward Kael, a force b

ye

inside him

question why. His fingers twisted in an ancient pattern. A

rial S

d light as he faded away before the energy of th

tered into gol

van

rry, his body drenched in cold sweat as he would shiver from time to time, his mus

okay?"

He felt something stirring in him, a hunger for answ

you," he requested

ebrow. "You wrot

n earlier and now his eyes that was

s voice was barely a w

efore nodding. She pulled up a chair

ead, Kael

t the edges

om a forg

world, something ancient s