20. The Man From Hell.

"Tell me what you see."

"Well, there's a man, so very tall, and I can't see his eyes."

"Where do you see him coming from?"

"Over there."

She points to the last bunch of plants with large leaves that grow in the space behind Dominik, the place where they were before, near the exit of the cave, and he thinks it's possibly a creature coming from the cave as well. 

"Maybe we woke him up while we went through the cave. However, I tell you, we're the only living people in this mirror, so I'd say that we should run."

"Run where? Did you notice this place?"

"Well, since this place is a reflection of you, we'll have to make it change a little."

"How? And in this so short time? He's almost here, can't you see him?"

Even if that mirror stayed as an eternal night, the subtle changes she suffered, like admitting what she feared, and even crying for what she never did before, made the clouds dissipate.

There were stars and