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CHAPTER 108

Author: Zeee Jibrin
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-08 23:14:47

The night air was heavy, saturated with an eerie stillness that seemed to press down on them. The group stood at the base of the Temple of Shadows, its jagged silhouette looming over the craggy hills. The mountain range stretched out behind them, a vast, dark expanse where the only sound was the occasional gust of wind that swirled the dust at their feet.

Elena pulled her cloak tighter around her shoulders, her nerves frayed as the temple's presence seemed to grow heavier the longer she stared at it. There was something unsettling about it—something ancient and untouched by time. The stone of the temple itself seemed to breathe with a dark pulse, as though it had been waiting for their arrival.

"It's too quiet," Elena whispered, her voice barely audible, though she knew the others heard her.

Lucas nodded grimly, his sharp eyes scanning the darkened entrance to the temple. "It feels like a trap," he muttered. "But we don’t have much choice now. We’ve come too far."

Seraphina stepped fo
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