I Believed In You

Elizabeth

The red woman stretched our silence and she was deadly serious just by the sight of her lips that were grim. I chased my breath while pursing my lips hard and widened my eyes in annoyance. I was angry; while she was deadpan.

“I am asking you a damn question,” I demanded with a firm and strict tone. “What the bloody hell is happening? Who were the creatures that lured me into the deepest part of the Dark Forest?”

“The flyers,” she answered after a long minute. “They are the evil creatures who were also included in living with the witches, vampires, and werewolves, except werewolves, have gone through their way to still exist to this day.”

“And? They attacked me, because?” I mumbled impatiently.

“Before you asked about their attack, why don’t you tell me how they have appeared if they have gone instinct?”

Just by the red woman’s bluntness when she fired back at my attitude, I was slightly embarrassed. I am being impulsive rather than practical. It is not nice.

I gulped a