Chapter 159: Like A Coward
DAHLIA POV
Another explosion rocked this whole place again and this time I could feel it through my whole body. Maryanne’s gaze widened in shock as she stared around fearfully. The sisters grabbed our arms, trying to get us out of here and while whoever it was were still attacking us from the outside, at least I hoped that was where they are.
The moment the doors opened, everything was in chaos. Women dressed in white ran helter-skelter some tripping all over their feet in an effort to get away from the unseen danger. It was all so rowdy and everyone were tripping on their own feet to get to safety. Some of the sisters were busy trying to guide them to go somewhere safe, some place that was hidden on beneath the mountain.
"What about Ivana and Heather?" I asked as we fell into steps along with the women who were running for sanctuary.
"If you are worried about your friends, they are probably hidden in the tomb of Naktus!" One of the women said and I knew the tomb of Naktus was where the sisters hit anytime trouble strikes and it hadn’t for a very long time.
So who were these people and why is it happening now? "The people attacking us? Who are they?"
"The Draumheimiers!" One of the sister said on a low whisper.
My eyes widened in disbelief as I stared at her in disbelief. Maryanne looked like she was about to pass out or puke, but still she continued walking moving fast this time around.
What were the draumheimiers doing here? They were nothing but nightmares which is why everyone knows not to mess with them. Because of their barbaric ways people know not to get close to them and the draumheimiers do not start a war with you unless you get into one with them and the sisters of light have always kept to themselves so why were they here?
"What about the keeper?" I asked her as I walked just as another explosion sounded and this onn lasted really long.
Screams erupted from some of the women who ran even faster. One of the sisters looked up, fear written all over her face as she stared at the entrance. "The wall isn’t going to hold!" She said and she was right.