"..and who knows how long it's been here. Alex told me it used to belong to a king. 'Before that?' I would always ask curiously. That's a trait he never lost. Alex never tired of someone's curiousity. I think a long time ago he used to take care of children. his pacience is outstanding. What do you think Erin?"
At the sound of my name I opened one sleepy eye. I remained motionless and waited for Rionar to say something else. He didn't.
For a couple minuets he walked through the long pitch black mine shaft.
"I should have guessed you went to sleep a while ago." He sighed and started to slow down. "An entire story wasted."
After that, Rionar came to a hault.
He turned his head around and craddled my neck in his teeth softly. He picked me up and set me on the ground carefully.
I resisted all notion to move as I listened to his footsteeps trail away from me.
"Tomb," he said loudly as if adressing it.
From where I was his voice seemed to echo. It was definitly a large area. So that's how Alex is doing it. Clever. Very clever to hide a magnificent tomb at the end of a twisting mine shaft.
"Open."
A loud grumbling of a rock filled the entire tunel with a sound alike an earthquake.
At this my eyes slowly opened just to experience the tomb for a few seconds. Even under my own order, I couldn't help but to gasp.
My eyes widened at the first mound of gold and wider at the next four. The tomb wasn't a single room; it was an entire place.
Rionar immediatly turned toward me and snarled. "Don't look at it!"
He rushed toward me, but I could not avert my eyes from the piles an piles of- Oh no. Everything suddenly went dark.
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The Black Cat
ParanormalIn this, you'll meet a strange alley cat in the beginnings of the night where anything may happen. It starts off normal enough, but when something different happens, it may change up the night and give entertainment to a bored animal. Complete with...
