Chapter 38: Morse
“When the remarkable turns bizarre, reason turns rancid" —American McGee.
A series of violin strings pull back my attention, which I realize is Theo’s way of communicating with me through our bond.
Theo had laughed when I admitted to him what our bond sounds like. But then he came up with this idea of trying to make use of it, so that we can communicate with each other in the times of need. In the end, we had decided to use a morse code system to send messages back and forth. Which obviously had been working since we experimented on it.
‘Where are you?’ he asks.
‘In my room,’ I reply.
‘I need help,’ he adds.
‘I know. I can’t go out right now. Sorry,’ I send back. ‘You’ll have to come to me.’
‘They aren’t letting me through.’
‘Go to the dungeon. Use the path nears
