[align=center][div style="0px; width: 450px; text-align: justify; font-size: 8.5pt; line-height: 115%; color: #000000"]BRIEF CHAPTER PREVIEW, I GUESS??
His celestial mind hummed, echoing and bouncing off from one wall to another, four as whole in Deity's given shield, connected to keep the mighty beast away ( should it be known that it was failing; there was a hole, a sword pierced through it and into his chest, trembling, and whimpering, he was losing ). He couldn't recognize the difference between the car's engine or his own ( or was it from something else he was not aware of it making the similar sound? ). Great Saturn, he was lost upon himself with the dates to figure how long the constant sound would had run on for. It could had been days since they were both trapped in the Void. It could had been years.
He expelled a shuddering breath and squinted his eyes, stars within were no longer as bright as in the past; they were now only dull and empty, almost does it look like they were all dying at once.
Pain, would every single one of them wail at the God.
Pain. Pain. Pain.
It hurts so much.
Along with the series of humming in his head that would play forever from a path he would not be able to unfold and see, Caleb ignored it because he couldn't recognize pain anymore.
And it frightened him.
His celestial mind hummed, echoing and bouncing off from one wall to another, four as whole in Deity's given shield, connected to keep the mighty beast away ( should it be known that it was failing; there was a hole, a sword pierced through it and into his chest, trembling, and whimpering, he was losing ). He couldn't recognize the difference between the car's engine or his own ( or was it from something else he was not aware of it making the similar sound? ). Great Saturn, he was lost upon himself with the dates to figure how long the constant sound would had run on for. It could had been days since they were both trapped in the Void. It could had been years.
He expelled a shuddering breath and squinted his eyes, stars within were no longer as bright as in the past; they were now only dull and empty, almost does it look like they were all dying at once.
Pain, would every single one of them wail at the God.
Pain. Pain. Pain.
It hurts so much.
Along with the series of humming in his head that would play forever from a path he would not be able to unfold and see, Caleb ignored it because he couldn't recognize pain anymore.
And it frightened him.
[align=center][div style="width: 450px; text-align: center; font-family: georgia; font-size: 8.5pt; line-height: 115%; color: #000"][i]do not speak to me, for my ears bleeds from the ringing of betrayal