Help me. The boys were in panic. Chen had run off after he talked to Iseul and she had disappeared. The rapidly growing clouds that spread across the horizon did nothing to ease their fears. They all knew that something was wrong. Within minutes the clouds had covered the sky, replacing the bright blue with a broiling darkness, the clouds so thick that not even the sun could be seen. Kris and Suho stood in the office, staring out at the scene before them, both coming to the same conclusion. "We need to find out what happened between her and Chen." Kris said. "We can send Tao, he'll be able to see what happened." Suho suggested. "Go with him. I don't like the looks of those clouds.” "It's not him." Tao gasped out as he crashed into the room. "Lay heal him." Kris ordered. "Tao? Tao focus on me. Where's Suho?" "F-followed Chen's trail. Shadow demons attacked us. Took Suho." He managed before falling limp. "He's out from the pain." Lay affirmed. "It's a good thing too, these wounds are deep." "Shadow demons? Like the darkness manipulation that Iseul saw at the fair?" "It's possible. Luhan, see if you can reach out to Suho, then we can try and locate him." Luhan concentrated, sending out a rapidly expanding radius of awareness. "I found him. He's conscious but a bit banged up." Luhan linked his mind to D.O's, allowing him to find the geographical location of their second leader. "Can you bring us a map?" Luhan asked. As soon as the map was in front of him, D.O reached his hand out, hovering it over the map. "Here. This is where Suho is." Baekhyun led the small party of five through the ruins of the old fort, hands alight with his ability. All around them, spheres of light floated, illuminating the large space before them. The windows that weren’t covered had mould growing in the corners and were coated in an almost charcoal like dust. The deeper they traveled into the depths, the darker it became, once or twice, odd shadows would skitter their way across the wall, illuminated only by Baekhyun’s light though no creature could be seen. Gradually, the shadows grew from those of small animals to lurking mo