No One Knows How Far It Goes Novels & Stories

It lingers. Quiet. Waiting. Something is coming. I don’t know what. But I know one thing This… whatever this is It didn’t start here. And it’s not going to end here.

Every second person went with the maid and everyone else went to the inspection. Tea was currently sweating buckets. What four arts test? What inspection? She was only six years old!! When did she have any of these skills? None of this showed on her stoic face as she walked with the rest of the other girls for the body inspection. Luckily for her, she still had time to think about some strategies. Actually, she didn’t know what to do but trust in this body’s skills. What else could she do.

Halona asks. “I mean, yeah. We can, I guess, but to what end? Who knows how many people he has on his side? He is hidden, forced underground. We have no idea what his end game is here or how he plans to achieve it? We don't even know where he is at in progress. He could be ready to invoke this ancient evil curse thing within the next three minutes and have all of the Seven Regions helping him, for all we know.” Maddy says. “That's the problem. Too much is unknown.” Cash agrees.

They felt lost and out of the world. Alpha Ray could not understand why he was not in control of his body anymore but instead his inner wolf was taking charge of everything. Something that has never happened before to him. Alpha Ray tries to push himself away from Edna but it wasn't possible, what could possibly be his connection with this woman.

Then she says: "What does it feel like for you? When it reaches?" He considers this with the seriousness he gives all questions. "Like someone calling from very far away," he says. "And I could always hear the calling but I did not know what to call back." He pauses. "Now I know your name." She breathes in very slowly. "Yes," she says. "Now you do." I build the bridge.

The less I know about our destination, the less chance there is of accidentally giving something away if we're caught. Raven climbs back into the driver's seat carrying two bottles of water and a small paper bag filled with snacks. "We're a little over two hundred miles from your pack now," she says after starting the engine. "From here we can go almost any direction." "Anywhere except back." I nod silently. Going back isn't an option anymore. Not after what I've done. As the highway stretches endlessly before us, another question finally works its way to the front of my mind. "Don't you have a coven you're supposed to report back to?"

I turned in a slow circle, desperately searching for something I had somehow missed. “There has to be a road somewhere nearby.” My voice sounded weak and uncertain. I hurried farther down the steps and squinted into the distance. Nothing changed. The wilderness continued endlessly. Even if I escaped the house itself, I had nowhere to go. I did not know where I was. I did not know how far the nearest town was. I did not know how many hours it would take to find help and I had no phone. My pulse began racing faster. “No, no, no.”

“When we brought Enrique here, how far out do you think he was, any idea? You were clearly fucking exhausted after.” “I’ve tried to open a portal across the oceans and I'm unable to, my limit is 400 miles give or take if I go by what I have tried to pinpoint. I think we are looking at some location, under 300 miles.” So she has been trying to figure this shit out already… “Yeah? How can you be so sure?” “I’ve been trying to figure it out, and don’t worry I'm being careful.” She added with an eye roll. “Yeah, good.” I replied coldly.

Beyond the receiver, Gang-mu's rough breathing sound was transmitted cold. ― There exists one more base of those bastards. This as well is not 100% certain yet, but... it's a space far too deeply close to us.

He does a better job at hiding his tiredness and pain than I do, but it's still evident all over his body, especially in his worn-out eyes. I let go of the tree and drag myself to keep up, "Well how do you know that? How do you know how far we have to go? We could...we could be wandering here all night, for days, even. What if we don't make it? What if we don't make it to the ro—"