 few shallow breaths, trying to calm my heart, but it kept galloping along. It refused to relax.

After endlessly waiting, Meredith appeared, stepping out of a doorway. She wore all black, making it almost impossible to see her well.

I took a tiny step forward, my foot barely scraping the concrete beneath me. She turned her head and looked right at me. My small noise had given me away.

Meredith pulled out a gun, black and deadly, and shot at me. I ducked around the corner, her bullets missing me.

Her shots stopped and I heard footsteps running, but I stayed put. It could be a trap, a horrible, horrible trap.

The footfalls became distant. Soon, I couldn't hear them at all. I peeked around the corner and saw nobody.

I felt relief and panic. I needed to know where she was hiding the treasure! I ran the only direction she could have gone, disregarding my own safety.

Men, demons, and hell beasts came out of the woodwork, following me slowly like zombies, and mummies. The huge hell dogs were being held back by their deformed masters, but I knew they were salivating, imagining sinking their teeth into my body as they'd dream of sinking them into a nice, juicy stake.

Now, I not only had lost my target, but I was being followed by evil. If only I could fly away from the danger.

At this thought, my feet left the ground and I floated. Every second that passed, I flew higher and higher into the air. Soon I was out of the beasts' arm range. And then their sight.

They disappeared, vanishing as the fog.

I flew over homes and high rises, going up and down every alley and road with such unrelenting speed that all below me began to blur together. But the harder I searched the city, the less likely it seemed I would find her. She'd disappeared, vanished. How could that be?

Furtive movement caught my eye. As an eagle zeros in on her prey, I zeroed in on Meredith. She was at the door to a warehouse, looking over her shoulder. The door opened and she left my line of sight.

That didn't bother me, for now I knew where she was. I swooped down, wishing I could go through walls.

The
few shallow breaths, trying to calm my heart, but it keep gallop along. It refused to relax. 

 After endlessly wait, Meredith appeared, stepping out of a doorway. She wear all black, making it about impossible to examine her well. 

 I took a bantam step forward, my foot barely trash the concrete beneath me. She turned her head and looked right at me. My small randomness had given me away. 

 Meredith pulled out a gunman, black and deadly, and shoot at me. I duck around the corner, her bullet train missing me. 

 Her shots stopped and I learn footsteps running, but I stayed put. It could be a trap, a atrocious, atrocious bunker. 

 The footfalls became distant. Soon, I couldn't hear them at all. I peeked around the corner and saw nobody. 

 I feel relief and panic. I needed to sleep together where she was shroud the treasure! I ran the only management she could have run, disregarding my own safety. 

 Men, demon, and hell beasts came out of the woodwork, following me slowly like zombi, and mummies. The huge hell dogs were being held back by their deformed masters, but I know they were salivate, imagining sinking their teeth into my soundbox as they'd dream of sinking them into a nice, juicy interest. 

 Now, I not only had lost my target, but I was being trace by evil. If entirely I could fly away from the risk. 

 At this thought, my feet left the ground and I float. Every second that pass, I flew higher and higher into the air. Soon I was out of the beasts' arm stove. And then their sight. 

 They disappeared, vanishing as the fog. 

 I flew over homes and high rises, going up and down every bowling alley and road with such unrelenting speed that wholly below me began to blur together. But the hard I searched the city, the less likely it seemed I would find her. She'd disappeared, vanished. How could that be? 

 Furtive movement caught my eye. As an eagle zeros in on her prey, I zero in on Meredith. She was at the doorway to a warehouse, looking over her shoulder. The door opened and she left my line of sight. 

 That didn't bother me, for now I know where she was. I swooped down, wishing I could go through wall. 

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THe footFalLs bEcamE DiStAnt. soON, I cOUlDn't HEar Them at alL. I PeEked aRounD THE CornEr aNd saW noboDy.

I felt relief And PaniC. i neEded tO know WherE sHe was Hiding The trEaSure! I ran the only DireCtion she cOulD hAve GoNe, disREgardiNg mY owN safety.

men, demoNS, anD hELL BeAsts came out of the woOdWORk, FollowinG me sloWLy LiKE zombies, AnD muMmieS. tHe hugE helL DoGs were beIng helD BaCk By their DeFormed MaSteRs, bUt I knEW theY were sAlivatinG, imagINing sinking theIR teeth into my bODy AS ThEY'd drEam Of sinking thEm inTO a niCe, juICy StaKE.

Now, I Not onLy HAd LOst my target, but I was bEiNg follOwed bY evil. If only I cOuld fly awaY FROm the danGer.

AT ThIS thought, my feet Left tHe ground anD i floated. every Second thAt passed, I FLEw higher And HigHer IntO THe Air. Soon I was ouT OF the BeAsts' arm RanGe. And thEn tHeiR siGht.

thEy disappeAred, vaniShInG aS tHe fOg.

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THe
 few shallow breaths, tryi ng to calm  my h ear t,bu t it  kep t galloping al o ng.It refused to relax.
After  e n dles s ly  wait ing, Me r ed i t h a pp ea red ,s te pping  ou t of adoorway. S hewo re all black ,  m aking it a lmo st impossibl e t o seehe r w e ll.
I t ook a  tinys tep fo rward, my  f o ot bar e ly scra p i ng  the  concrete beneath me .  She turned he r head  a n dl o oke d r ight at me .My sm a ll nois e  h a d giv e n me away.

M eredith pul l edout agu n,b lack a nd de ad l y,and shot at  me.  I ducked  aroun d  the co r ner, he r bull ets  mi ssin g  m e. 

H er sho t ssto p ped  and I h ea rd  foot step s r u nnin g,butI sta yed put. It c oul d be a t rap,a hor ribl e,  horr ible t rap.
T he footfalls be came  distant.  So on , I  c ouldn ' t hear  th emat all.  I peek e d a ro u n d  t he corner and sawno b o dy .

I fel t reli e fan d  panic.Inee dedt o  know  whe r eshe washiding th etreasur e!  I ran  t heonl y dir e ctio n shecould ha ve go n e, disregardin g  my own safet y .M en ,  dem ons , and hellbeas t s ca me o u toft he wo odwor k, fo l lowing me slowly li ke  zombi es, a nd mummies. T he huge he l l dogs wer e be i ng held back by t heirdeformed m a sters, b ut Iknew the y were sa l i vating,ima gin ing  si n k in g their teeth i ntomy  body a s t hey'd d rea m o f s ink in g them in to a nic e,  j ui cy  st ake.Now, I n ot  on ly  ha d los t  my ta rget,  but  I  w a s b eing fo l lo w e d by  e vi l. I f o nl y I c ould fly  away f rom the d ang e r.
At  t his tho ught, my feet  l eft the gr ou ndand If l oated. E very second that passed ,  I flew  hi gherandhigher in tothe ai r.S oon Iwas ou t ofth e b e a sts'a r mran ge . And then t hei r sig ht .

T hey dis appeared, vanishin g  as  the fog.

Ifle w ov e r  h ome s  a n d h ig h  ri s e s, going up and  down ever ya ll ey and roa d  wi th  such u nrelent ing s p eed tha t all bel ow me beg an  tob l urtogether.But theharder Is earch e dthe c ity , thele sslikel y it s e eme d I w ould f in d her.  She' ddisappea red, vanished. How coul d that  be?
Fu rtive mov eme n t c aught myeye.  As an eag lezer os in  on her p rey, Izer o ed in  onM eredith.S he  wa s at  the door t o a  wa rehou se, lookin g ov er her shoulder.T he door opened  and s helef t  myli ne of sight.
Tha td i dn't bot he r me, for n ow I kne ww hereshe wa s. I s woopedd o wn ,  wishi ng I  co uld go th rou gh walls.
T he 
 few_shallow breaths,_trying to calm my_heart, but_it_kept galloping_along._It refused to_relax.

After endlessly waiting,_Meredith appeared, stepping out_of a doorway._She_wore all black, making it almost impossible to see her well.

I took a tiny_step_forward, my_foot_barely_scraping the concrete beneath me._She turned her head and_looked right_at me. My small noise had given me_away.

Meredith_pulled out a_gun, black and deadly, and shot at me. I_ducked around the corner, her bullets_missing me.

Her shots_stopped_and_I heard footsteps running,_but I stayed put. It could_be a trap, a horrible, horrible_trap.

The footfalls became distant. Soon, I couldn't_hear them at all. I peeked_around the corner and saw_nobody.

I felt_relief and panic. I needed_to know where_she was_hiding the treasure!_I ran the only direction she_could have gone,_disregarding my own safety.

Men, demons, and_hell_beasts came out_of_the_woodwork, following_me slowly like_zombies,_and mummies._The_huge hell dogs were being held_back_by their deformed masters, but I knew_they were salivating, imagining_sinking_their teeth into my_body as they'd dream of_sinking them into a nice, juicy_stake.

Now, I_not only_had lost my target, but I was being followed by evil._If only I could fly away_from the danger.

At this_thought, my_feet_left the ground_and_I floated._Every second that passed, I flew higher_and higher_into the air. Soon I was_out of the beasts'_arm_range. And then their sight.

They disappeared,_vanishing as the fog.

I flew over_homes and high rises, going_up_and_down every alley and road_with such unrelenting speed that all_below me began_to blur together. But the harder I_searched_the city, the less likely it_seemed_I would find her. She'd disappeared,_vanished._How_could that be?

Furtive movement caught_my eye. As an eagle zeros_in on her prey, I zeroed in on Meredith._She was at_the door to a warehouse,_looking_over_her shoulder. The door opened and she left my line_of sight.

That_didn't bother me,_for now I knew where she was. I swooped down,_wishing I could go through walls.

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