The voice in Ember's head finally fell silent.
But before Ember could even let out a sigh of relief, it spoke again.
[Then I shall wait for the moment you place your faith in God.]
It said slowly, its tone unwavering.
[And when that day comes... you will call my name.]
Only then did the voice disappear completely. Ember frowned, though he couldn't help quietly releasing the breath he'd been holding.
By then, they had already reached the corridor connecting the two buildings.
Staring at the bright crimson wooden door before them, Adrian couldn't help but remark, "You can tell something's wrong with it at a glance."
"In a place full of modern architecture like Lotus Park, there's suddenly this blood-red wooden door sticking out. It couldn't look more out of place."
"They're far too arrogant," John said.
Adrian turned to him with a puzzled look. "So, John, where is everyone else? Why did you come here alone?"
