Come on, let's go, Llud told Esther.
Where are we going? She asked as she stood to her feet.
We're going in, he informed her
She jumped and he jumped with her, and when they reached the edge of the glow, she tried to get in, but couldn't. Llud looked at her and rolled his eyes.
I told you that you needed a key, he said dryly.
Then why did you stop me from trying to get in before? She asked, bewildered.
Before, your pain was your key, he explained patiently. You can't become lost if you aren't lost.
The logic strangely made sense to her, so she waited while he seemed to bend the light, making it rotate, and a hole opened, letting them in.
The two looked around and Esther could feel the residue of the dark magic from the Necromancer. She mourned the bodies of the wolves that had beco
