Ankyra Sound Nobody knows you now.

The air felt heavy. It was only for a moment but he noticed as he shuffled along. There was a sound - a gust of ominous breath - and then the limited light was snuffed out completely. There was no time for him to react as the eclipse began; yet as the darkness came for him, the boy knew that something was very wrong and his natural reaction was to bolt. The only issue with that, of course, was where to run to.

There was only the darkness.

The pit —

— he had to move —

The boy lunged from the sliver of stone and careened across the cave floor, plunging through the void before his fragile body. He expected to fall. Maybe feel his body collide with stone and scatter to pieces like foam across the jutting rocks of the Isle.

Instead he was only free for a moment before crashing to the open expanse beneath, his paws catching against hard stone and then his chest too, but he was scrambling as quickly as those tired limbs could manage.

The ghost didn't know what had trapped him but he knew he had to get away from it, and fast.