After Kalista left, night fell quickly.
The summer forest was unusually noisy, with the cries of birds and beasts and the chirping of insects rising and falling.
In the light of the campfire, the shadows cast by the tree trunks looked like ghosts, clawing and reaching toward the carriage.
The occasional mountain wind rustled the leaves, making the atmosphere even more eerie.
If someone were to walk this road alone at night, they’d definitely feel uneasy, worried that something terrifying—like a ghost or a wild animal—might jump out from the roadside at any moment.
But Fia and her group...
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