Chapter 5

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Chooki's p.o.v.

Toxsa better make it up to me.

Because I'm not the one that went into wonderland. 

I slowly crept out from my hiding spot, trying not to make the hard wood floor creek from my feet. 

Going from the wood to the stairs, having more caution from the older wood.

I finally got to the door. 

And ran inside the room. 

When I saw Ceylan I nearly cried. 

He was completely covered in cuts, bruises and blood from head to toe, and bone thin. 

He was sobbing. 

I went over to comfort him. 

I wouldn't blame why he's sobbing. 

I slowly gave him a hug, Ceylan stopped crying for a little, then hugged me back, crying more. 

I gently rub his back, it felt as if no meat was on him at all, just bones, i could feel every crevasse of his spine. 

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"Chooki, what are you doing here?!" Ceylan whispered. 

"I'm trying to help you....." I replied, "Toxsa's upstairs distracting Guren."

"Does he have his core brick?" Ceylan asked.

"No." 

Ceylan sighed in relief. 

"Thank god...!" 

"Why is that so important?" I ask. 

"Guren, with the new him now, he can only see us by our core bricks," Ceylan's explained, "if Toxsa didn't forget his core brick, he would be dead right where he was."

Well I sure have the luckiest balls that I wasn't spotted. 

"Should I leave mine here?" I asked  

"Yes," Ceylan replied, "he can't really do anything to you unless you're actually here." 

I grabbed my core brick out of my pocket and set it on the ground, I picked the lock to Ceylan's manicals. 

We went upstairs, trying to avoid Guren. 

Once we got out, we told toxsa to move. 

He looked as us as if we where crazy. 

I'm serious Tox, fuck you right now. 

"He can only see you from your core brick....!!" I whisper to him. 

He eventually rolled his eyes and got out the door.

I took Ceylan to my house to get him patched up and Toxsa went over to the diner to get something for Ceylan to eat on the go. 

Let's just hope that leaving our core bricks down there was a good idea. 

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