She arrived at the destination. As she got out of the car and looked around this place was very familiar to her. She closed her eyes for a moment and all of a sudden she saw flashbacks. It was the place from her dreams, the place where her nightmares came from. 

*** 

"Draw out some blood and use it on the new army." His father said. 

She wanted to fight it back but she couldn't. Her hands and legs were tied to the bed and she couldn't feel her body. Tears came running down and she kept calling her parents, but there was no one. She didn't understand why everyone left her and where was Oppa? He promised he would come when she calls.  

"Stop your crying." The man said and approached her with a syringe in his hand. 

***

Haneul opened her eyes and she felt chills go through her body, not because of the cold but because of the horror she went through. As she walked towards the wood she felt like someone was watching her and she was right. She tried to shrug it off as she continued down the path towards the hideout. Her phone went off and it was Jong Suk. She figured that he probably realized what was going on and he was no trying to reach her. 

She didn't know if she should answer or not, but her phone didn't stop ringing and there was a message after a message. She sighed and looked at her screen. She was aware that she shouldn't have done this on her own, but hopefully, he understands. She turned off her phone and put it back into her pocket and continued down the path. She heard steps behind her but she didn't react. She was aware that she was followed. It wasn't a surprise for her at all. 

She arrived in front of the hideout and looked at the rock. She now remembered it very clearly, as she took a step towards it, she heard a very familiar voice. Haneul turned around and looked at the tall man. It was him.

"So I see your memories have returned?" He smirked.

"Let's get it over with." She said. 

He nodded and opened the door of the hideout. At that moment her heart started beating fast but she tried to calm down. As she walked inside the hallway was a familiar sight. She remembered the day she was brought here and she could still see the faces of those people who were there. She wasn't sure how long she was there as she was locked in a room and she was never let out. 

She took a deep breath and held her emotions under control. Too many bad things happened here and at this point, she was happy that her memories were gone for some time, but then again she was also happy that she could get to the bottom of this no matter how dark the truth is. They reached the big room and she looked around. Her so-called parents or better said people whom she lived with were there as well. 

They didn't greet her, instead, they stayed in one place and ignored her. She didn't even bother to greet them because it was already clear to her. She was a bit scared and she admitted that to herself but she hid it from them. 

"Have a seat." The tall older male said.

"I'm fine." She replied and looked at him. 

"You have guts, you know that, right?" He said looking at her from head to toe. 

She nodded her head in response. 

"Does anyone know you are here?" He asked

"No." 

"Not even my son?" He asked again.

"Do you think I would be here if he did?" She crossed her arms.

"For a young lady you sure do have a big mouth and I don't like that. From now on when I ask something I want yes or no. Got it?" He sat down. 

"Let's get this over with. I want to know what power is in question and why me?" She said.

His father laughed and he just couldn't stop. It made her feel a bit uncomfortable as she didn't know what's up with the laugh and she was getting a bit annoyed with his reaction. She felt a type of anger in her and as that anger grew by every second she had a strange burning feeling in her body. A burning feeling she couldn't explain and she never felt something like that. It was painful a bit but she tried to push it back.

All of a sudden his father looked at her and his eyes widened. He stopped in his tracks and it seemed like he saw a ghost. She looked around and sa