Shadow Slave
Chapter 32
With an empty stomach and a head full of thoughts, Sunny returned to the center of the platform and sat down. After a while, he beckoned to his shadow and said:
“Wake me up if anything happens.”
Then, he closed his eyes and tried to fall asleep. His consciousness quickly slid into the sweet embrace of darkness, giving Sunny some well-needed rest.
In the middle of the night, however, a sudden impulse stirred him awake. Sunny jumped to his feet, his groggy mind full of tense apprehension. He was afraid that the owner of the giant tentacle had come back to finish the job.
Or maybe some other horror from the depths had sensed him and decided to snack on human meat.
However, the sea was quiet and calm. He didn’t hear any abnormalities around the knight’s statue.
“What is it?” Sunny whispered, addressing the shadow.
The shadow silently pointed him in a particular direction.
Turning his head, Sunny squinted. He quickly understood why it was a good idea to wake up. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to see…
Out there in the distance, a few kilometers away, a small orange light was shimmering in the darkness. Its reflections were rising and falling with the movement of waves.
It was too far away to make out any details, so Sunny just stared at it for a while. Pretty soon, the light disappeared.
“Other Sleepers? Natural phenomenon? Or some monster laying a trap?”
Memories of nightmarish deepwater creatures immediately came to his mind.
Shaking his head, Sunny lay back down and attempted to return to his slumber. However, this time sleep was escaping him. Pangs of hunger were still not unbearable, but slowly becoming more and more intense. The thirst, however, was worse.
In the end, he remained awake up until the sun rose again, sending the dark sea in retreat.
***
as the morning came, the pincer monsters crawled back from their hiding spots and rushed to the giant carcass to continue their
walked to the opposite side of the platform to take
six kilometers away, the ground rose naturally and formed something akin to a hill. On top of that hill, an especially
branches were just high enough to
the end of it, only
the labyrinth and cover that distance during the day? And more importantly, should he even attempt to do it? After all, there was no indication that the source of the mysterious light
settled back to study the monsters. He did, however, send the shadow to investigate as far into the
be in this strange place. The only problem
a number of ways taught to him by Teacher Julius, with materials that were present pretty much everywhere in the Dream Realm. He could also prepare traps
day, returning to the statue at the approach of the night. It was probably his
doing things lacked one vital element: the potential for improvement. It was well suited for keeping Sunny alive, but had no way of giving him hope. If he was destined to spend the
just jump down and
source of the orange light. And if Sunny was really trying to attempt it, he had to do it
the surrounding segment of the labyrinth was going to be
He would spend the rest of today exploring paths through
that, he closed his eyes and concentrated his perception
***
storm descended upon the dark sea. Sunny was stirred awake by the shadow
anything except for freshwater. Staying low so as to not be blown over the edge of
the churning sea. If anyone were to see Sunny now, they would have noticed a wide grin on his
would crash into the headless knight’s neck, threatening to wash him away. But Sunny held tight to the deep grooves in the stone surface of the platform, sticking to it
dissipated, all of his muscles
no time
few stragglers quickly following behind, he slid over
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