The door rumbled as the intricately designed stone moved smoothly with a push. He walked briskly to the large doors, hoping this would be an exit from this white labyrinth. He sighed in relief as progress was a good sign. He walked down the path for a few more feet before two large doors in a foyer greeted him. Should have listened to Pops about training. ‘Ugh, this body is severely physically lacking. His footsteps remained silent even with his current speed, but his stamina and legs couldn’t keep this up for long. He grimaced as his body reacted not the way he expected. Lyde rushed down the hallway silently and swiftly. The distance between Lyde and the corridor’s end appeared far, with no cover if anyone happened to walk by. A long narrow hallway with numerous similar-looking doors aligned the walls. He peaked from his location to survey the area. With a little effort, Lyde pressed on the spot shifting the door sideways. Eventually, his search bore fruit as his fingers brushed over a small divot unnoticed to the naked eye. He placed his hands on the stone, sweeping from top to bottom. Recalling the last room, the white rooms were a natural illusion, with the door blending perfectly with its surroundings. He stepped towards the wall next to his bed. Lyde observed the room, searching for an exit. Knowing she was alive somewhere invigorated his motivation. The silence was a heavy blow to his spirits. Valia’s image shimmered before disappearing, leaving his bed desolate and alone.
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