Chapter 33 - Betrayal

Their story, short but so beautiful and deep, had begun in a park, Elirine, as she was called, was sitting on a bench hidden by a bush perfectly trimmed and dotted with colorful flowers smiling in the sun, and she was composing a song for her future recital, and Kleb, who did not see her yet, was walking on a stone path surrounded by singing plants, thinking about the thesis he was going to present at the end of his studies, which was close, when he saw a huge red and green balloon, charged with a powerful aura, heading straight for him at a rather dangerous speed. Obviously, considering Kleb's incredible level, he managed to stop it easily, and looked at it with a slight curiosity when two children, hardly teenagers, shouted at him. They shouted at him, accusing him of making them lose a bet. The goal was to catch the ball in order to become a member of a hip youth group or something. And now they had lost their chance to join forever.