Leaving This World Isn't As Scary As It Sounds Mga Nobela at Kwento

LUCIAN The world around me is nothing but chaos as I land hard on shifting ground, my knees buckling as the earth trembles beneath me. The first thing I notice is noise, it's everywhere. A roar of thunder, a wind that sounds like screaming, and lightning cracking like glass shattering. The ground under me keeps shaking and shifting like it’s alive. “ This isn’t the real world.” I remind myself. “This is Leah’s mind, the place I risked my bond to step into., and it’s a war zone.”

“And Arlari?” I looked up. “You don’t scare easily,” he said. “That is why this frightens you.” My breath caught. He stepped away then, giving me space. Distance, control. “You may go,” he said. I turned toward the door. As my hand touched the handle, his voice followed me. “Fear does not mean weakness,” he said. “It means you understand the stakes.” I nodded once, even though he could not see it. I left the room knowing one thing with terrifying clarity. Leaving his world would cost me, but staying might cost me more than I was ready to admit.

[Nowo’s POV] Even though the light entered me without causing any pain, I was still scared and thought it had killed me. Endings are indeed terrifying, and if someone were to claim they aren't afraid of something as natural as death, I wouldn't believe them, for there is nothing more frightening. I couldn't recall what happened after that, but I sensed something peculiar about it. It's strange how I can still hear noises, feel the hands of creatures taking me somewhere.

No one cared. “I don’t hear it anymore,” I said quietly. Lucian glanced at me. “Hear what.” “The futures. The screaming threads. The pressure.” I tapped my temple. “It’s quiet.” He studied me like he was checking for cracks. “And?” “And it’s scary,” I admitted. “What if I was only important because the world was ending?” He snorted. “Kid, you rewrote reality. You don’t get to be ordinary just because things calmed down.”

That's a lot of explanation here but you scared me, you can't just stand up and leave in the middle of conversation I felt bad and I was scared thinking I said something or did something wrong" "You didn't you can go back in I'll be with you soon okay" "No it's scary up there I'll rather stay here and watch you finish up" "Scary? What scares you? I'm right here " "I was scared thinking you went off and left me all alone in this hoge building" "Why do you keep calling it huge? Have you seen the landscape?" "Not really, I always remember?" "Oh that's right" "You don't suppose we could gwitch he rules a little?"

He looked so scared of my next words. “I am going to to the human world and I frankly don’t think that I would be returning anytime soon. You need to understand it, Dad. There is nothing I can do about it this time. I have a lot of things and people to avoid and that is the only way forward. I’m so sorry if this is coming out as sudden and shocking to you. There is nothing I can do about it. I just hope that you really do understand.” I said to dad. Who was still shaking his head like he could not believe what was happening.

“Did he want to come?” “Yes,” I answered honestly. “And he let me go anyway.” Her brow furrowed. “That sounds… hard.” “It was,” I said. “And it was right.” She leaned back against my arm, a small weight grounding me in the present. “Is the world beyond here dangerous?” I looked out over the hills, the quiet lands stretching peaceful and unassuming. “Sometimes,” I said. “Mostly, it’s confusing.” “Is that why you left it?”

Maybe my father sense that I am worried about something. "Nothing, dad." I clung into him and together walk out. The venue set by our hotel. Its huge and 200-300 person can be fit. Well, what will they expect? Its our hotel, ofcourse it would be huge. "Like I've always heard, your hotel are big and scary to touch." Someone said. I didn't bother to talk back because I don't know her. That's why. "What a bitch." I heard her cuss when I didn't answered her.

You are the one for real peace in it. Now build up strong. Stand firm. You do not encounter death. Death makes you crawl. Then where you go, no one can speak. Knowledge of earth fails to reveal. But this earth, you can sense. You can see. Then why leave? Why dear, why leave life for a better unseen? Unknown. Unrealized. Unstated is the world beyond.