Axel stood next to me, peering into the depths of the forest for a moment, yet nothing seemed to stir. Gently, he wrapped his arm around my waist, sensing my unease. I was unsure what was fueling my anxiety. It felt as if an unseen presence was watching, but given everything I'd gone through recently, I couldn't pinpoint what it might be.
“Let’s head back to the house. Now,” he urged. I turned to him; even though he hadn’t sensed anything himself, he was convinced that I had. I nodded in agreement, and we sprinted back towards the house.
“Warriors on patrol, stay sharp for any intruders lurking in the forest. They could be hiding anywhere, so keep your eyes peeled for anything out of the ordinary,” Axel communicated with the patrolling warriors. I knew he would also alert the next shift
