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《°🎈°》 T H I R D P E R S O N
"How are we planning on defeating this demon? I mean we're like sixteen and seventeen year olds." Zach frowned.
"Actually I'm fifteen." Kay mumbled.
"Not the time." Gabbie shook her head.
"We need to find Jack first, anyway." Christina said.
"Well, yeah. But how are we gonna do that?" Daniel asked.
The group thought about if for a moment before Tate had an idea.
"I can find him." She told the others.
"What? How?" Jonah questioned.
"I'm gonna need a notepad and a pencil." She explained and the others nodded, Christina and Harper going to get what she needed.
Minutes later the two returned and Tate sighed, grabbing the things from them. She took off her tie and wrapped it around her eyes.
After a couple seconds she began to sketch furiously on to the page, still blind folded. Her hand moved rapidly and the others watched in awe.
Once she was done she pulled her tie off. "Now, I don't know where this is but it's a start."
The group stared at the drawing and Harper, smiled recognising the place. "It's the forest on the other side of the labyrinth."
"How do you know that?" Corbyn asked.
"I saw it in a dream once. We had learnt about it before in one of my clairvoyance lessons." She answered.
"So we're supposed to trust you on this because you saw it in a dream?" Jonah questioned in disbelief.
"Have you got a better idea?" Harper countered.
"Guys, there's no time for arguing." Gabbie said, frustratedly.
"You're right." Harper nodded.
"And if you're still feeling a bit off by the whole labyrinth thing." Gabbie looked at Jonah. "I can show you it if you'd like."
"That would be the best idea, to be honest." Kay shrugged.
Gabbie nodded and extended her hand forwards. A blank canvas showed out of thin air and she concentrated on it before the image of the labyrinth appeared.
"Go right." Corbyn told her and she obeyed.
She moved her other hand right and the image went right too.
"That's the way we'll turn as soon as we get in. It's the only option to avoid the minotaur." Corbyn explained.
Kay stared at the image confused and frowned at Corbyn's comment.
"What's wrong? Are you okay?" Zach asked her.
"You look confused." Gabbie laughed.
"I'm wondering why on earth they keep that beast on school grounds." Kay giggled, slightly.
