She got the point. There was something I kept from her. And I was wondering if I kept hiding this from her as Antonie asked or listened to my own heart more. I took a deep breath, breathed it out slowly, and spoke up, "As a matter of fact, I am running away." I admitted.
Again, she looked confused. "What are you running from?" To be honest, I was still unsure if telling my whole problems of mine was a good choice.
However, I decided to tell her. "Forty years ago, there was a mass death of a half-blood. Initially they looked fine in the morning, but they suddenly died in the afternoon. Even Jthe healing wizards could not do much to help them, their spells didn't work at all to face what they were facing at that time. Today, this creature is showing up in a forest on the border of my village."
A shocked expression was so visible on her face that she could not hide it. I saw it very clearly. "How did you know this?" I was stunned when she raised her voice high.
