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Chapter 62

Author: Ella Wealth
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-07 04:58:46

Clarissa’s POV

The journey after the Spirit of Silence was harder than I expected. Jasmine and I moved slowly along the winding path that hugged the mountain's edge. I couldn’t see, of course. My eyes were still shrouded in darkness, the world around me nothing more than shadows and sounds. But I could feel things, like the wind brushing against my cheeks, the change in the air when we neared cliffs, the way Jasmine stopped suddenly, alerting me to danger or steep drops.

We didn’t talk, we couldn’t, really. Not that Jasmine could speak, but even my thoughts were quiet. Vharzul had taught me something: to still the mind, to hush the panic that rose like a storm. So I walked, day after day, in silence. I listened to my breath, counted my steps and trusted the dog beside me.

The path curved upward again, steeper this time. My legs ached, and my palms were scraped raw from catching myself on rocks. I lost track of time. The sun and moon meant nothing to me anymore. The darkness in my eye
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