Hell's Pawn
“Dante said for the third time. John sighed. “There’s nothing to run from and nowhere to run to.” P urgatory had begun fading away the moment J ohn had taken the last book. I t would have been satisfying to see the crystal walls crack, for rubble to rain down around them as this realm was reduced to nothing. I nstead the walls had grown transparent before simply disappearing. This phenomenon was spreading outward, starting from the room John had been standing in. He was reunited with Dante as so...on as the walls disappeared. The I rishman looked pale, and while he behaved like his usual self, John knew some injuries were invisible. “Are you all right? Did that creature hurt you?” “M e?” Dante puffed up his chest. “Nah. S tung me a few times and gave me some nightmares, but I came to as soon as the walls started fading. S aw that thing running away too, and let me tell you, the back of her was no more pleasant than the front. Like a catwalk model gone wrong.” “But she wasn’t fading too?”MoreLess
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