’ Fuck knows. Something. Anything. She, don’t forget, had smiled at me already, so we already had some kind of connection. However tentative. I ju...t didn’t want her to go. To leave me here in my humdrum unemployed tin of fish and a loaf of bread reality. I wanted the fairy tale to continue. The spell. She’d passed me the poisoned apple for me to bite. And I bit. Swallowed it whole. Core. Pips. Stalk. Even the plastic wrapper.Going out into the bright sunshine suddenly broke the spell. And the. You grab your phone immediately from your backpack and call your professor, but you can only hear static coming from the other end. Your curiosity consumes you, so you venture deeper into the cave. The cave seems to run for miles and miles, but you grab your trusty flashlight to guide you thru the darkness. After traveling for what seemed hours, you finally see a dim light illuminating ahead. You foolishly increase your pace as you get closer to the light and realize it is the other side of the. I’d never even seen inside it. The door was always locked. The room took-up half of the basement (or so I thought), the other half was used for storage and there was also a large laundry and utility area for Greta. Sometimes I knew Dad had spent the whole night down in his office, when he would come upstairs in the morning, wearing the same clothes he had on the night before. I used to play down there occasionally when I was young, but the older I got and started exploring outside a bit. “This time I did not bother aiming and my arm wasn’t moving that fast, yet you were only able to halt one dark ray and even that was by reflecting it. Should we try again? If not, then you better get lost, otherwise, if you’ll wait for me to assume my original form I’ll be sure to beforehand blast your two companion to the eight heaven!” Zax taunted with a cold countenance.Aggrieved and powerless to change the circumstance, Sister Beatriz wordlessly retracted the green gale, rescinding it..