Halfworld
d backward to get away from them. All his courage had vanished, like the blood dr
nsters appeared before him, fully formed humans. But only their bodies w
that bulge out of their sockets, similar to anglerfish. Some are reminiscent of ghosts from fairy tales and legends. It h
less oxygen he could collect in his chest cavity. His lungs, like the rest of his body, felt paralyzed. Rai gradually forgot who
, Jihan,"
choed back inside Rai's
forever," said Aruna, their older sister, a police officer,
promised to protect his sisters because he was the only one who could
it. As a result, Rai tried to come to his senses, even though he was being tortured in such a way by the endless lau
ther, mother, brother, and Jihan constantly echoed inside his head. Rai felt like he was going crazy. The monsters tormented him
d, tears welling up in her e
se and broken, like a sound coming from the depths of an abyss. And the louder they laughed, t
ure hi
him! K
his bo
his s
ng through his skin. Stinging is very painful and terrible. His head felt like it was going to b
t the crumbling, cobbled floor of the house. Rai did it repeatedly in an attempt to wa
cause clearly, everything he was experiencing right now was not just an empty dream. Everything was real. It was those monsters that
ast long. One of the monsters approached, walking towards Rai. The foul smell of his body made Rai's lungs
involuntarily. Rai could finally see the monster's face very clearly. And immediately, his fear got the better of him.
gony as the monster's long, sh
egrate into ash. And it wasn't just the nails that were wrong; the hand that had injured Rai slowly smoked and dissolved into ash. It all happened so qui
f rage. The monsters grumbled and growled in a language that no one could understand. After that, they walked towards Rai
rghh
y attacked Rai by becoming smoke. They
i's screams of pain again ec
ng to die soon. His body was tossed into the air. His joints felt dislocated. His bones were broken forcibly, and his body appeared to be ripped ap
ntinued to whizz, in and out of his body, like thousands of needles and continued t