In a nightmare
Wheezing noticeably, I try to just breathe through my nose and breathe through my mouth, previously sensing my frame's recovery system making a move.
As far as he cares, Jose betrays us for several minutes, maybe more or maybe less, until his breath comes together and gradually his body stops burning. As he turns toward us, his radiance builds as he watches us lying on his chest on the ground with the centers of his hands facing up, still not finishing his recovery cycle.
It takes me fifteen seconds to convince myself that he's finally snapped out of the daze into which he was somehow oppressed by the ghost rider.
"Try not to follow me," he arranges in a chord of voice before pivoting and fl
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