CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE

“Did you not hear the warning?” Miles asked rolling his eyes.

“I remember we went left. There were more yellow roses on the left. That was where we went,” Angela said running to the left side. 

The others followed her. They found the door after some seconds of walking. Angela was proud of herself. Miles was too.  

Nothing could now go wrong in opening the door. They opened it and walked inside. Their loud steps echoed silently. They first thought there were more than four people in the hallway but they came to realize their steps were echoing. 

After some minutes of walking, they were now in the training room. They clapped for themselves on a job well done. 

“Wonderful,” Leila said clapping slowly.

“Okay, we are here now. What is our first lesson of the day?” Angela asked half ready for a day of miserable training. 

“We are going to learn how to pass t