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The reunion

Author: Gifted Hands
last update publish date: 2025-11-26 23:20:42

Lira's POV

The walk through the tunnels felt endless. The only thing I heard for hours was the echo of our footsteps. My legs burned, and I noticed that Alia's breathing had become laboured, but neither of us dared to slow down. Even though we were probably miles away from the human lands, I felt like walking slower would make the General's men catch up to us.

At last, a faint white light appeared ahead, then opened into a narrow slit. Alia removed the leaves blocking the exit to clear a path.
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