Greed.

Greed.

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"Maldita sea, debo salvarla". Kyala sabía que era un error. Durante toda su vida había escapado de los Devhan. Esos asesinos no tenían ningún tipo de piedad. Devoraban todo lo que se pusiera en su camino, les daba igual su tamaño, su raza o si fuera moralmente correcto o no. Heather siempre hacía lo que quería. Los humanos nunca escuchaban las advertencias, por eso Kyala los odiaba. El ambiente olía a hierro, como a sangre, y mal, olía realmente mal, a muerte y a azufre. Aquel lugar era antinatural, la vegetación no crecía a su alrededor. La tierra no tenía su viveza, ni su color, era igual de polvorienta que la ceniza. En el fondo, Kyala sabía que tenía que huir de aquel lugar. De sus fuertes manos sobresalían, por puro instinto, sus largas y afiladas garras. "De acuerdo, relájate, ella no se merece morir aquí". Pensó Kyala Llenó sus pulmones de ese sucio aire, intentó que las pulsaciones de sus dos corazones bajaran el ritmo, y comenzó a andar. Allí estaba, una enorme estructura semiderruida y decorada con una gran variedad de cráneos, con los cuales, probablemente, pretendían demostrar lo que ocurre cuando te metes con los Devhan. Kyala alzó la mirada al cielo, este, teñido de verde polución y decorado con unos espeluznantes truenos amenazantes, hizo que la pobre Yndra se viera paralizada. "¿Qué hago aquí? Creo que he perdido el juicio. Yo sola no podré rescatarla, sería un suicidio. Debo...debo avisar a los demás..." Un grito desgarrador la reactivó. Cada músculo de su enorme cuerpo despertó y echó a correr sin pensárselo dos veces. Sin apenas esfuerzo, Kyala escaló uno de los altos y escurridizos muros, ignorando el fuerte temor que crecía en su pecho, y aun peor, ignorando lo que la esperaría tras este. Ese fue su primer y puede que último error.
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