only_more_so
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Max walked through the fog and was uncertain where he was. The ground looked the same in all directions, and although he thought he was on a slope, he couldn't tell which way it tilted. He walked this way and that, always trying to head downhill, but at times exerting the effort it would take to walk uphill instead.
He was also surprised that no fog creatures were menacing him. Occasionally he thought he could see one, a slight darkening in the all surrounding gray, but they never approached, or became more than mere impressions.
It occured to him to reach out and tell Skye that he still lived. But he had trouble remembering quite how to do that. He shouted, but the sound was eerily silent, as if the fog absorbed the sound as it was leaving his mouth. He could sense, more than hear Skye trying to reach him. It was as if he were in a giant fish tank and someone were tapping on the glass. It seemed to come from everywhere at once, impossible for him to follow.
He tried to use his magic to reach out to his parents, but he was unable to reach them, and unlike Skye they weren't trying to find him. He kept walking, always trying to go downhill, and toward where he hoped Skye waited in the castle.
He was also surprised that no fog creatures were menacing him. Occasionally he thought he could see one, a slight darkening in the all surrounding gray, but they never approached, or became more than mere impressions.
It occured to him to reach out and tell Skye that he still lived. But he had trouble remembering quite how to do that. He shouted, but the sound was eerily silent, as if the fog absorbed the sound as it was leaving his mouth. He could sense, more than hear Skye trying to reach him. It was as if he were in a giant fish tank and someone were tapping on the glass. It seemed to come from everywhere at once, impossible for him to follow.
He tried to use his magic to reach out to his parents, but he was unable to reach them, and unlike Skye they weren't trying to find him. He kept walking, always trying to go downhill, and toward where he hoped Skye waited in the castle.