Falling and falling and falling. That's all the words she could do describe what was happening. More darkness, more void, more space, uncontrollable flight, tears streaming and falling, screams echoing and fading.
Then it all came to an end...
Lost in the wind and the dark morning sky, she ran. She didn't want this, infact she never asked for any of it. All she wanted was to go home and stay with a loving family in peace. To wake up together, to talk and chat together, to share meals in the same room together, to stay together.
But none of that happened...
By now, she would've out ran the strangers calling her name over and over again.
Y/N.
Y/N!
Y/N!!
But she didn't stop and turn around. She didn't want to go back to that hell, she just wanted someone to respect her.
Reaching the edge of the forest, tired and exhausted, she slouched down on the roots of a tree, listening closely to see if the calls of her name came by.
But nothing was heard.
For once, she was actually relieved. She took long and slow deep breaths before stepping up to walk again. Infront of her layed a mountanous area with a wide cracked opening in her viewpoint. She climbed up the steep hill, slipping every now and again, but she made it safely to the top.
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She sat on the ledge and stared down at the forest as a bright yellow light rose up from the horizon. The dawn of light revealed the sunset, slowly but beautifully rising. She smiled and breathed in the wind, then it faded. She got up and walked into the crack of the mountain. Inside the crack was a deep, dark hole. Inside the hole was...darkness.
She stayed a distance from it, knowing that if she got too close, she could fall in and...
What woud happen though? Would she fall into a void? Would she reach the bottom, thus ending her life? Or would there be something else from the darkness?
She sighed. All these curious thoughts lead her to peak into the hole. She picked up a rock from her left and dropped it down...
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..
...
A faint tap had echoed its way back up. Many answers had passed through her mind, aside from one little, petite thought.
Did anything live there?
All that was pushed aside when she heard, "Hey! I think I found her!" from the opening of the cave like area. Worry and fright struck her like lightning as she held back tears. Three shadows had appeared from the opening.
