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They pulled Silas through the caves; most of the manmade tunnels were left behind. He stumbled a few times, cursing his now mortal weakness. His body was bruised and ached from the battle he just had with the Elemental. He now he had to endure it like a human. It made him sick.
Occasionally Coth would strike out with his hand and hit Silas in the back of the head or his back. Each blow was like a hammer. He was sure he had a concussion and a severe headache to prove it. Each time Coth struck his back he thought his spine might shatter. But what really pissed Silas off was that he knew Coth was holding back.
“When we get you to your cell I will show you the price for defying the will of the father. This pain you feel is nothing compared to that,” Coth rumbled behind him.
Sil
