Chapter 122

"Dammit! I'm so thirsty." She added a heavy sigh, and looked up to the now visible sky and noticed that there were blizzard birds in sight; they continued to lead them farther north, matching their speed. "Naghas, please tell me those birds and those skies above aren't fake?"

"Well, of course not, they are real. Only the sun here was artificial."

"Then why does it look like those birds were so weird and so scary."

"A vampire? scared of a bloody bird. Really?"

"Naghas, you are being judgemental here, don't you think?" She smiled when Naghas just raised his brows. Then, without any warning, Diana reached the ledge of a cliff, its rough sandstone exterior plunging fifty feet or more straight down to a gigantic bowl–like depression that stretched down as far as she could see. The depression was so vast that its distant features were indistinct, shrouded in a black haze of smoke.

Diana had never encountered such a breathtaking scene. It was like it came from a sci-