Chapter 11

"What?" I watched Tera wide-eyed, blinking.

"You have exactly two hours to finish them," she said, seeming unfazed by my reaction.

"Are you joking me?"

Her lips pursed. "Do I look like I am joking? Get to it already!"

I looked down at the piles of dirty clothes that must have come from at least a hundred people. Dried mud and traces of moss stained every single one of them. What were they even doing? Playing reptiles on the ground?

Earlier Tera brought me to a new house. No, it'd be a mistake to call it a house. It was more like a mansion with four stories and probably two hundred rooms. Though its appearance was nothing compared to the beautiful hell I resided in now.

Loud cackles came from the living room as a whole group of young men crowded there watching tv and snacking. Kids played outside, and women hurried around with their chores. Seemed like they all lived together in here. The pack house as they called it.

This small town was as though a modern version of a tribe. Th