aybe he died already. He remembered the impact crashing through his body when the tru

if he should fully open his eyes. If he had been honest, he was not ready to die. But his time on

how expected what was going to happen. And he was just not ready to see

djusted to a dim light until he could thoroughly look around.

from his sight. The wind suddenly s

ebody whispe

es widened when he saw a woman kneeling beside him. She was gen

andering around. Her long brunette hair looked soft; braids covered he

pointed nose and the distinct pigment of her eyes glimmered when

es was vibrant gold like

ign tourist found him after the accident?

he asked the b

uage that he could not comprehend. Eleand felt annoyed, and th

that he could not understand, and her appearance looked biz

ants and black leather boots. Her fitted green tube shirt appear

t the attention of the bow in her hand and the b

his body could not move an inch. He felt like

ont of this weird-looking woman, then he survived the vehicular accident. He was even

emembering his sister. He was sure E

ked the odd, alluring l

d answer none of his questions. The lady flicked her fingers, and he suddenly fel

t his imagination was getting out of hand when the lady vanished from his sight

He was dumbfounded upon realizing that he was inside a small room with th

nk bed, his eyes still blurred. But he was certain h

y, got up, and leaned his back on the headboard. He ru

ooted, but a sword clung to his body. His black trousers were slightly tattered, a

losely, he noticed his distinctive eyes, his iris of different c

eird-look

body was inside a glistening greenish mist. And by the mercy of the heavens, she had wings

accident? He must have imagined things. Or maybe his first assumption was correct, that he ascen

embled in fear because of

e winged cre

rd. The girl marched near him. Eleand gathered all the courage to fight

n injury because of the accident, and the odd-looking lady with golden eyes ma

an instant, her wings were nowhere in his sight, a

reatures were th

And who are you?” His nervousness grew stronger. His

uld fight back. They could not bring him down without a fight. He

It’s been a long journey for you. I will send some food and clothes, too

d to pinch himself hard to escape this nightmare. But surprising

I?” He had to hold on to th

door said, “You’r

a—wh

handle this mortal.” He gave every indication

t himself more decent, at least.” The w

they were not human beings. Their ears were poin

feel at ease, “And he is Ahldrin.” She introduced her companion, “We brought you here to

was no use. He even thought these two were ali

he wore one shoe on his left foot. His always perfectly tie

dent. The truck I was driving fell into the ravine. Why don’t I have an

rious. She even exhaled sharply and shook her he

we found you.” She

d I come here? Am I dead already? Sorr

ut what Aserah found in you. Humans were forbidden to enter E

e. I have to find my sister, and I need to s

ou can’t—” Nahil stopped when ano

ubt. There was a mark of a crescent moon on her forehead. She was fair-skinned, m