94: Lost

He never thought this would happen to him, but he was getting tired. The struggle to break free and his efforts to still hold on were exhausting him. He was even surprised himself; since when does an inhuman being get tired so easily? In any case, he shouldn't get used to the sole exercise of his bones twisting because of the brightness. Even with the struggle, he managed to finally get him into the mansion, closing the door and letting him go. And as he did so, not even a second passed before he was trying to leave the mansion.

Rebekah stood in his way.

"You're not going anywhere, Elijah," she said. "Forgive me, but I won't let you leave.

" … Move! "He shouted at her anyway, caring little about what the blonde said. She refused; she wouldn't move from the entrance no matter how much Elijah shouted at her. After a few minutes, Elijah stopped shouting and fell into silence, a silence that surprised everyone; he was still, but his breathing was agitated, his gaze was moist and lost. Unt