Blind as night that finds us all

ludo Braved the forests, braved the stone Braved the icy winds and fire Braved and beat them on my own "I know." Ludo's voice was not merely within the shrine - it echoed all around it in the darkness, coming from nowhere in particular. The shadows, though, seemed to crawl forth, creeping up and about Remi, threatening to strike at any moment. "I would say I was not angry, just disappointed. But that would be a lie." Somehow Ludo's tone grew deeper and higher all at once, like a tortured choir, and the shadows seethed and snatched out to fasten around Remi's wrists and keep him in place. "Have you any idea what your carelessness might cost? Did you think I gave you a trinket, sweetling? A little token to see beyond the barrier?" From the blackness, they crept. Loren. Ianto. Isla. And Remi's dear, sweet mother. "I was a fool to align myself so closely to an Outlander." They spoke in unison. "Not a mistake I will make a second time."