Age Of Elves

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ndure. First, his mother's sudden passing, then the shocking news of his father's assassination. The motive behind the murder remained an unsolved riddle, but Chase knew deep

ess within. His heart was a hollow cavern, filled with remorse, guilt, and unanswered questions. It was as if the

would disturb their spirits. He remained locked in his grief, a prisoner of his own sorrow. But today

mpty, even more so without his father in it. As he walked, the once-familiar st

es widening in disbelief. "S-See, it's Chase," Hampton stammered, his voice laced with shock. The car slowed, and those inside turned to look, but none dared to say a wor

elerated away, leaving Chase t

onfident stride had been replaced by a dragging gait, his legs heavy, but it was the emptiness in his eyes that made people step aside instin

hock rippling through the students. "It's Chase," one voice whispered. "I

ise evident. She had never seen him like this-his eyes devoid of wa

n in his seat. His eyes widened as Chase stopped by him, and

so lifeless, sent a chill down Carter's spine. There was no mali

next to him and sat down, his head lowering to the desk. Whether he was asleep or awake was anyone

ooked toward the back of the room, preparing to reprimand Carter for bei

as C

ndows rattled as a monstrous sound filled the air. The students' screams of ter

re emerged from the water, its massive wings flapping with a power that seemed to shake the v

he destruction unfolding outside. He didn't flinch, didn't

as be

ago-whatever his father had been investigating-was now at the precipice of awakening. T

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