Chapter Twenty-Nine
The eternal black sky didn’t help when I tried to know for how long I ran; I just know that, now, finally been able to get rid of the Mummies, I stood hidden in a back alley, heavily breathing with my tongue out and my back arched, ears up and about hearing for trouble. We were close to the tower with the clock in it, the tick-tock of the gigantic pointer reverberating in the streets of this quiet city. I lick my nose, passing through the skull mask, and look back at Leonel, the little brat that looked untouched by the whole situation. “You ok?” “Hum.” Hum my ass, how, after been hunted down by only all the creatures of this Goddamnit city, he was that unfazed? Sigh. He sees me looking at him and starts to stroke the fur on my neck, as his other hand grips one of my horns to stabiliz
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