Tale As Old As Time
When Fyn didn't speak, Hana continued, "Doesn't matter anymore. You know what? Fine, stay there. We don't care. I don't care. I knew I should have done it from the start. You are the destruction of us all, Fyn."
Fyn stuttered, "Done what?"
At least that's what he wanted to ask.
Except he didn't get a chance.
The sound of everything seemed to disappear, and time seemed to slow down. Embers and charcoal flew across the air, the wind kissing his skin. Fyn felt boiling hot. Sweat dripped from places he didn't even realize could sweat. The fire was bigger now, and the silence so loud it felt like there was a ringing inside of his head.
Time was slowing as Fyn watched Hana raise her hand.