Jihye's POV
"Unnie," I called. Huffing, I stood by one of the acacia trees and laid my palm on the wooden ridges. "The trees lost her, unnie." I mumbled grimacing.
A heavy sigh came from beside me. "S-She's channeling again." Eunbi unnie was leaning on one of the trees trying to catch her breath. I looked on at her worried.
Getting up, I went to her side and tried to get her back on her feet. "Are you sure you can trudge through unnie? I can do it myself. It's not like I'm alone. We're in the forest-"
She laid a finger on her lips trying to shush me and gave me a weak smile. "I'm fine." She got out of my grasp and steadied herself.
I shook my head at her, "Don't you think it's time to go back in the water? It's been a month now. You're getting weake-"
"Shhh." She cut me off as she stopped in her tracks. She spun around trying to feel for something. "I can hear her."
"Really?" I gave her an expectant smile. "Where?"
"W-Wait..." My eyes widened seeing Eunbi unnie drop on the forest floor. Her legs giving out on her.
"UNNIE!" I yelled. My eyes widened even more seeing tiny scales line themselves by her ankles. "W-We need to get you back. Right now!"
"Stop." She held on my arm as firmly as she could. "It's just the moon. I-I'll be fine in a bit." I scrunched my eyes at her.
Moon? Looking up, I felt my ears ring as the sight of the full moon entranced me. I let out a deep sigh as I basked into its light. I closed my eyes and tried to steady my breathing. Laying my eyes back on Eunbi unnie she was giving me a small smile.
"What?" I asked.
"You w-were so immersed in looking for Minah, y-you didn't even notice your arms." I looked down at her statement and I let out a tiny chuckle seeing the vines faintly lining them. "I'm guessing they want us back as soon as possibl-"
My eyes widened in alarm seeing Eunbi unnie's eyes glaze over. "What are you seeing?! Unnie!" I called, but she wouldn't respond. She usually does when these things happen.
"Wu... The tombstone... Y-Yifan." She stuttered. I couldn't do anything. Pulling her out of someone's head will be too dangerous. "Cemetery." She finally blurted out as her eyes went back to its normal color.
"Minah?" I asked. She nodded. "Did she pull you in or did you?"
"I'm thinking we were both pulling each other in." I scrunched my eyes at her in confusion. "She's channeling herself too strongly. I didn't have a choice, but to jump in." I nodded in understanding. "Help me up. We need to go before she tips herself off."
I got up and stretched my hands out for Eunbi unnie to grab. The vines on my arms were starting to disappear. The sun was about to rise in a few hours which means that we needed to find Minah as soon as possible.
Eunbi unnie steadied herself on her feet. I let out a huff seeing as she was still weak. "You're still gonna have to go back to the water unni-"
"Let's talk about that later." She cut me off. "The cemetery is not that far from here." Spinning around, she tried to look for a safe path for us to take. Glancing at me, she gave me a small smile. "Will you do the honor?"
I rolled my eyes at her. Lifting up my hand, I waved them towards the shrubs and felt the ground shake a bit. Eunbi unnie beamed seeing the trees and the bushes clear away a path. "Happy?"
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Two Moons: The Eclipse
FantasíaIt's that time again. The time for the lunar eclipse. A time where their powers heighten and the portal to the two worlds are easily opened. They have to find them. They have to find their other halves. The other halves of their beings... Before the...