Chapter 96 Exile (1/2)

Chapter 96 Exile

"Wake up, Sunless! Your night to reh his teeth and stubbornly closed his eyes tighter He arm and comfortable under the blanket, on his own bed, where all the problems of the world seemed less serious and dire

For a moment, there was silence

'That's better…'

"Wake up, Sunless! Your…"

'Godda one arm from under the blanket, Sunny suular leaf-shaped throwing dagger appeared in his hand, only to be thrown blindly at the source of the irritating voice Missing its ainst the stone wall and fell to the floor

However, the voice did fall silent

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Far in the distance, the waves were starting to crash against the city wall The night was co his eyes, Sunny sat up and looked around

His rooraved with intricate patterns, creating an atance The furniture was made out of pale polished wood, with several ed from different places himself

The rooly hidden here and there Sadly, the ingenious system of mirrors that was supposed to bathe the hidden cha only darkness inside

Sunny didn't mind In fact, this was one of the features of his secret lair that he enjoyed the most

Darkness was his best friend

Yawning, he stood up and rubbed his face to chase away the last re in the way, so he moved it back

'Let's s first…

Sunnythat connected his wrist to the ring-shaped poer jumped into the air and landed on his palm This was a trick that had taken Sunny quite so, he al to learn how to control the flying blade

Walking over to a wall es, he used the kunai to scratch a small line into the stone All around it, there were dozens and dozens of sirouped neatly into sets of five

It had already been four months since Sunny came to this loathsos had happened during that time

Cassie's vision turned out to be true Far in the west, they indeed found a vast, ruined city surrounded by tall walls, withits narrow streets And in the center of the city, there was a hill with aon its top

Miraculously, the castle was full of people However, they weren't Awakened, as the three of them had hoped Instead, they were, each and every one of them, mere Sleepers

Because they were no Gateway in the castle