“None of you understand. I’m trying to say that we had a chance and you all didn’t go back. I could’ve killed him right then and there.” Rae spoke quickly, hands thrashing as she spoke. “I could’ve….I could’ve-“

“There’s nothing you could’ve done.” Lynol coughed out from his bedridden place. The rest did not seem to help and each day he looked closer and closer to giving in to the temptation of e...

Ivy’s face contorted in a sour way. Her arm, she realized, was the place of pain after the adrenaline of running wore off. A shard of glass, thicker than a shard of anything she had seen before, was stuck deep in her skin. It had jammed its little way between her skin just enough to almost cause lasting damage.

Sitting in the infirmary she sighed, she didn’t wish for this to happen of course, but...

“I think I just met the happiest person in the world,” Greggor mumbled to no one, slowly slinking off his leather boots. His eyes were moments away from sleep, the craze of a long day evident in his hunched figure and dazed look. He continued to undress methodically, quickly changing into a more suitable outfit for inside affairs.

Combing through his hair in the cracked mirror he kept next to hi...