031 William's Nightmare

William

What Ellis had told me scared me. Although I tried to maintain a brave facade, I was frightened deep down. How could she have been dealing with so much and not tell me? I felt sad. I had to hide my true feelings so she would not beat herself more than she already had. I knew we needed to take what she told me, seriously. She was a demi-god after all, and if Ephraim had confirmed it, then it was possible it would happen. I could not believe that Dinah had been trapped. I hated the god for a while, but we soon grew fond of her, and she was family to us. The thought of her being trapped somewhere broke my heart, and I knew Ellis missed her. I remembered my words to her when she warned me of the darkness. Had I somehow doomed myself by saying those words? I threatened that I would join forces with the darkness and come for her and the others. I was hurting when I said those words but with what Ellis had just told me. I regretted it severely.

My wife lay in my arms, and I knew I n