Wherever they were, it felt like a maze.
They passed through the only exit where they were located and slowly walked down a hallway.
Suki was on high alert, scanning every inch of her surroundings – no cameras, no guards or workers or whatever goons brought them there, and no signs of an escape route.
“How long have you been here? Do you know?” asked Suki.
Humming a groan, Hadeon murmured, “I have no idea. I’ve been in and out of consciousness.”
As much as Hadeon tried to hold his own, Suki was forced to do more of the heavy lifting than anticipated, which only depleted her minimal strength faster.
Her legs trembled against her forceful pushes to keep moving forward. “It’s okay, we’ll get out–” She froze as they entered another room full of people in cages, smaller than the one
