Chapter 5

I shakily glanced around the place. My heart was beating miles a minute, and it felt like the organ was about to leap out of my chest.

The window opened once more and banged, just at the same time the thunder rumbled.

“Gods!” I shouted at the top of my lungs.

I tightly closed my eyes and placed both hands on my ears.

The wind picked up, and it seemed like the lightning and thunder were having a contest on who know how to rumble faster.

The golden engravings on the coffin seemed to shine brighter.

“What’s going on?”

I tried to rise from the floor, but I found out I was unable to move. I couldn’t even lift a leg.

“No, this isn’t happening.” I tried once more; however, my attention was called to the black box when I heard an unusual sound.

Boom.

It was like the sound of the hunting gun my brother bought three days ago.

I shrieked some more as the flapping of the window, and the rumbling of thunder accompanied the strange