Chapter Thirty

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A chill made its way down my spine at his words. Somehow, I had known that there weren't any others left. It had been a while since I had heard screams, and the killers seemed to have an odd focus on me. I thought about their bodies, murdered and thrown about the field. Who would be responsible for cleaning them up? Would they get a proper burial? Or would they be left here to rot until next year's competition took place? I sighed quietly and trudged along behind him as we made our way further into the darkness. My heart began to beat with the new rush of adrenaline that flowed through me. My eyes never left Milton's back. The last time we had been in the darkness together, it had almost cost me my life. I've come this far, I don't intend to lose now, I thought to myself. As we moved,

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