The Lost City of Eldarado

5: The Hi

ed to close in around them. The air was cool and damp, a stark contrast to the humid jungle outside. Each step echoed softly, accom

ing ancient structures that towered around them, all covered in vines and moss. Statues of long-forgotten deities adorned the walls, their expre

nes tumbling from the ceiling. "We need to get out! Now!" Tomás shouted, panic creeping into his

antically. The grand chamber felt like a maze, it

pointing toward a narrow corridor that led to another side. As they sprinted, the sounds

eel the adrenaline surging through her, pushing her forward. Just ahead, she spotted another exit-a larg

asures that sparkled in the dim light. Maria's eyes widened at the sight of ancient pottery a

She quickly grabbed a small, intricately designed mask, its surface

tugging at her arm. She hesitated for a heartbeat but then nodded, understanding the stakes. They

hind them, a powerful reminder of what they had discovered and the dangers that lay ahead. They had entered the hidd