Twins Fate: The Useless Omega's Awakening のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 41 - チャプター 50

The forest blurred around me as I ran, the ground trembling beneath my feet. Behind us, the cavern collapsed with a deafening roar, dust and shadows spewing into the air like an angry storm. “Keep moving!” Kai shouted, his voice sharp and urgent. Dahlia stumbled ahead of me, her steps uneven. She was pale, the lingering shadows clinging to her like smoke. I grabbed her arm, pulling her upright. “I’m fine,” she muttered, but her voice lacked conviction. “You’re not,” I snapped. “But we’ll deal with it later. Just keep running!” Elias darted ahead, his sharp senses guiding us through the dense woods. The monstrous roar from the cavern echoed again, closer this time. Whatever had emerged wasn’t going to let us escape easily. “Do you even know where we’re going?” I called out to him. “Not yet!” Elias shot back, his tone tight. “But anywhere is better than here!” The trees thinned as we reached a clearing. My lungs burned, and my legs felt like lead, but we didn’t dare stop

The growl of the Shadow Beast continued to ring in my ears as we sprinted. Branches grasped at my arms, and roots menaced to trip me with each step. Kai’s hand held onto mine like a lifeline, pulling me through the turmoil. "We have to halt!" I yelled, my voice hardly heard above the noise of thudding footsteps and snapping branches. "Not at this moment!" Kai shouted in response. Elias, in front of us, suddenly stopped, turning around with fiery eyes. "This isn't successful!" “We can't continue fleeing!” "I concur!" I inhaled sharply, finally pulling my hand away. "Magnus gained us some time, let’s use it wisely!" Kai paused, glancing back and forth between Elias and me. "Alright." Here. We strayed from the trail into a thick brush. It was gloomy, the trees contorting into sinister forms overhead, yet it provided shelter. Elias bent low, his breathing labored. "That object won't cease." "We're going in circles." "What are your recommendations?" I inquired. My chest felt on fir

A pounding ache filled my head as I opened my eyes. The world whirled for an instance, yet I succeeded in concentrating. I was no longer in the forest. Instead, I discovered that I was lying on a harsh stone floor, encircled by flickering torches. "Daisy, you’re up." Kai's voice showed a blend of annoyance and relief. I raised myself gradually, letting out a groan. "What transpired?" "And where exactly are we?" Kai knelt next to me, his eyebrows knitted together. "That wolf knocked you out completely." Elias and I hardly succeeded in taking you with us." Elias’s voice could be heard from a location close by. “We didn’t escape.” "It allowed us to depart." I looked over to find him propped up against the wall, arms folded. His typical tranquility was swapped for something more intense, more watchful. "Did it allow us to leave?" I inquired, puzzled. “Why would it act that way?” Before anyone had a chance to respond, a deep growl resonated throughout the room. I hurried to stand up

The clearing burst into disorder. The Shadow Beast charged at Lucian with frightening speed, its enormous claws cutting through the atmosphere. He narrowly avoided it, tumbling to the side and ending up in a crouched position. His breathing was labored, yet his gaze was focused with resolve. "Daisy!" “Keep going!” he yelled, his voice piercing through the chaos of combat. I paused for an instant, caught between hurrying to help him and maintaining my path. Dahlia’s laughter reverberated through the air, sending a shiver down my back. “Oh, don’t fret over him, dear sister,” Dahlia shouted, her voice laced with spite. "I’ll handle both of you before long." She lifted her hands, and the earth below us moved unnaturally. Roots emerge from the ground, twisting and wriggling like snakes. They struck out at everyone around them, prompting me to jump back. “Go, Daisy!” Kai's voice sliced through the turmoil. He and Elias were engaged in a fierce battle against two of Dahlia's followers,

The creature's talons cut through the air, and I jumped to the side just in time. My heart was pounding, and my pulse was thundering in my ears. Lucian's yell pulled me back into the turmoil. "Rise and shine, Daisy!" "Get going!" I rushed to my feet, adrenaline surging through my veins. The Shadow Beast turned its enormous head in my direction, its radiant eyes fixating on mine. All my instincts urged me to flee, but my feet were stuck to the ground of the forest. Then, in a flash, Kai propelled himself toward the creature, his sword cutting into its side. The beast shrieked, spinning around to confront him instead. “Daisy, wake up from this!” Kai shouted. I jolted and took a step back, gasping for breath. "I'm okay," I fabricated. “You're awful at lying,” Elias remarked as he showed up next to me, his expression serious. “Remain nearby.” “Conditions are going to deteriorate.” "Is it more terrible than this?" I inquired, pointing at the Shadow Beast that was presently swatting