gerous

ere Tom was standing. “They are discussing in our dialect,” he added as he began to walk ca

through the air and the loudness of the men who were unaware of th

d him, their bodies completely hidden behind the

ked. “That thing on the gro

Tom, placing a finger on his lips. H

ok at the men again but mistakenly put her feet on the wrong place and almost slipped on t

ked up from where they were. He looked briefly at Sheila

rfectly fine.”

the men dragged the body bag they had with them into the river and dropped it. Part of it extending into the water while a major part laid on a rock

back again. Sheila was trying to peep again, Tom had tried to stop her

g without the body bag they brought. She turned

out of here no

ed him. She wasn’t going to lea

away. They put someone in that bag, I’m not sure whether he’s dead or not. They’ve placed hi

“And is it true that he

morning, the body would have been devour

He knew what type of woman she was and he wasn’t r

la voiced out breathlessly. “We don

he squinted his eyes at her. “You’re cr

ng to get some encouragement but Osey had a sad l

r that river, and those wicked me

canned for a suitable passage to the river from the rocky hill. She could barely see as the darkness had grown thicker, she only had an opti

ht of her phone, she began hurriedly towar

was sure of what she was up to. He followed after her immediately b

. He held him by the arm, “Please, don’t sho

nued to call in a muffled v

ught up with her. He held her by the wrist on one hand an

ou can help people freely, you may get into trouble or loose your life if you try to

her to help rescue someone who could be dying. She knew well that he

e risk alone.” She said and wriggled her hand

a few minutes. She stared intently at the wa

u,” Tom said grudg

body bag from her position. She noticed that the men who brought the body had been too lazy to take it into the deep part of

distance. He dreaded the river and he wouldn’t take the risk of moving closer, if he had not been there and seen when the bag was p

ess as it could to the Earth. Tom and Sheila clothes were wet to the wais

ed to open the zip. He opened slowly and carefully until the zip got to

e knowledge on first aid. She noticed the holes and blood stains in the h

not dead yet,”

the last words he was hoping to hear from he

im to the hospita

new it was going

Sheila asked, directin

ut could not respond immediately because the face of the man could not be

ould see the man’s face. “I don’t know him, he’s certainly not from here, I heard the men

l right away,” Sheila insisted, st

the strange land but he knew that he had no choice

ose for coming to Nura right?” He said s

time, we have to save this

ES

eran Hospital,

of a little boy echoe

e mental realm. He could see the face of the scared little boy in the dark night, scre

ruggled to no avail to free himself from the grip of the men. His body was unexplainab

y!” A woman screamed in horror as she was

nd he could only hear shouts and scream

ould be heard which got deadened after seconds. His mind went blank for a moment and his eyes opened gen