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Mending the Bond 1

Author: Super Nova
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-28 22:53:09

Lorien

I stood in the middle of the Blood Fang Pack, wondering why there was smoke everywhere, and then suddenly the building turned to rubble in front of my eyes, with people shifting to escape the menace of the building. My stomach coiled tight in panic, and it took a lot not to run to the opposite direction. This couldn’t be happening, but it was.

Suddenly, I realised that I had not seen Cassius in the midst of the crowd, and it made my legs move at last, as my eyes searched frantically for him. I couldn’t understand where he could have gone to, and the thought that he was in some sort of danger paralysed me to my bones.

"Cassius?" I said in a barely recognised voice.

My stomach lurched when I felt like I saw someone who looked like him. The poor creature had been burnt till he became as dark as charcoal. An involuntary shiver rocked my spine, and I clamped my hands together, hoping for balance.

"Lorien, tell me.. are you looking for Cassius?" A voice broke out in the haze.

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