Chapter 3 - Enlightenment

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• The Fated   Chapter 3 - Enlightenment

  After weeks of searching for Bondred, Leila finally spots him at a nearby inn. He's sitting down at the bar drinking ale. Leila, watching from the window sees him order another mug. Eventually, Bondred gets up from the bar and walks upstairs. Seizing her chance she hurries to the counter.“Hey, mister, who was that guy that was sitting at the bar.”“I don't know, some kind of preacher I think.”“Would you happen to know what room he's staying in?”“Ha! You think I would give away the privacy of our patrons for free?”

• The Fated   Chapter Two - Rebirth

  The inside of the coffin was humid and dusty. Leila could barely control her breathing because of her intense claustrophobia. Taking deep breaths, Leila draws on her training in the military. Leila repeats a mantra to herself.“Fear weakens the limbs and follies the mind. Fear will take your breath and give nothing in return”Suddenly an idea pops into Leila's head. Seizing that idea Leila is able to conquer her fear. After a few minutes of struggling Leila is able to twist her body so that she is lying face down. In her training, Leila was taught that if she was ever trapped under rubble to try to lay on her belly. She was taught that you can generate a far greater amount of torque from laying on your belly and pushing with your back,

• The Fated   Chapter One - Death

  Four young girls stood in a half-circle facing a robed figure. No girl in the group had particularly striking physical features. However, all of the girls had distinctively colored hair. The tallest girl in the group had hair that was as blue as a sapphire. The smallest girl had hair that was the color of crimson. The figure who stood in the center wore intricately wrapped robes the color of pitch, no parts of the figure's body were showing. The walls of the room, only lit by torchlight, are rough and uneven. The room seems to be shaped like a dome, the ceiling is too far above the girls to see.“Gla o ni obdo koa munsa gla stebe ni kupli aksisa stibda.". The figure would speak first, then the girls would echo a moment after. The unholy song would drive even the strongest insane. The figure speaks,