111 She was pregnant!

Garyson.

I saw Mera faint on the floor. I could hardly breathe. What had she suffered? My heart felt as if it had been pierced by a sharp knife, and the pain was excruciating.

The surroundings were terrible. A suffocating stench filled the air, accompanied by the smell of mould and decay. There was no light in the basement, only a faint light cast in through the tiny windows. The walls were covered in cracks and stains, and thick dust had accumulated on the floor.

The closed iron cage blocked off every possible escape route, cutting her off from the outside world.

In this dark, damp and dirty environment, Mera lay curled up alone and helpless on the floor.

I didn't hesitate to destroy the cage, prying the bars open with all my might, just to free her from this dank prison. When the bars of the cage broke, I immediately knelt down next to Mera and gently picked her up off the ground with both hands.

Her body was light and seemed to have lost its vitality, and my heart was broken. I he