will heaven step in?
Noah nodded once, but didn’t speak. His gaze drifted past Alys, settling somewhere deep in the trees, where the light didn’t reach and the silence pressed in thick.
A vast cavern. Water dripping. Enormous. Tentacled.
He turned the words over like stones in his hand, feeling their weight, their edges. He'd seen void creatures, but this felt different—older, heavier. Something that rivaled the enormity of Remi.
His stomach tightened. The image of it lingered behind his eyes: vast limbs coiled in darkness, the slow drip of water echoing like a countdown.
Noah exhaled through his nose. They would need to find it before it woke fully. And they would have to face it and the wyrm. ”Thank you, Alys. That’s helpful. I’m…sorry that you have to see it.” but at least she didn’t have to be there to fight it.
A vast cavern. Water dripping. Enormous. Tentacled.
He turned the words over like stones in his hand, feeling their weight, their edges. He'd seen void creatures, but this felt different—older, heavier. Something that rivaled the enormity of Remi.
His stomach tightened. The image of it lingered behind his eyes: vast limbs coiled in darkness, the slow drip of water echoing like a countdown.
Noah exhaled through his nose. They would need to find it before it woke fully. And they would have to face it and the wyrm. ”Thank you, Alys. That’s helpful. I’m…sorry that you have to see it.” but at least she didn’t have to be there to fight it.
will it save us from our sin?
