Pressure Mounting
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Leviâs mind was running in circles, and until he figured out his words, he knew he was getting out of it. Marcus was something. Millie might be in danger. And he was here unable to remember six simple words. What was wrong with him?
Levi let out a cry as he nearly slipped over, but there was suddenly someone in front of him. He was too out of it to even process any of their features. His eyes snapped open completely as a hand was suddenly on his wrist, but he still couldnât process anything as they started moving.Â
âWhat are- Where⊠My daughter,â he managed to stammer out. Levi needed his daughter. He needed to make sure Millie was okay. The people around them seemed to press in closer than ever, and Leviâs breathing went from tight to ragged as he felt the push and pull of the crowd. He couldnât do this. He couldnât. Wilamette. Wilamette. Wilamette. Thatâs what wrong. It was wrong. What was first? What was the rest?
The space seemed to suddenly open up around them, and Levi gasped as he caught sight of the sky. It didnât fix anything, but at least he felt less press around him. Levi became more aware of the air in and out of his lungs and the pounding on his heart. The person was still pulling on his arm, but Levi yanked back, stumbling in the process.
He went down hard, landing poorly on his knee with a hiss. He knew a spell for that. He did. It wasnât coming to mind.
Luke had absolutely no idea what was going on with this guy. Was he slipped some kind of potion? Was he just freaking out? Either way, he knew that if he left him, there was a good chance heâd get trampled, and Luke wouldnât be able to live with himself if he found out this guy died later on because he hadnât acted. When he felt the other yank back, he shook his head, mumbled under his breath through gritted teeth. He couldnât afford much more movement like that if he wanted to make any progress to the Forbidden Forest. âNo, no! Itâs okay, come on! Iâm trying to help you!â He watched the other land roughly, and couldnât help but wince for him. Being unable to apparate right now was the most horrible part. âLetâs go!â He grabbed Leviâs wrist tightly and yanked him off the ground and through the crowded exit, practically forcing him to run alongside and keep up, or risk being dragged behind him. For someone so small, Luke was still pretty strong...which was a good thing, because it would help him to fight against any further protests this man might make.
âYouâre okay! Weâre getting away from everything, itâs fine!â Thankfully, their exit led them to a quick route to the forest, and once they had entered it he finally slowed down. âHere. Sit, sit. Come on, sit down,â Luke insisted, placing him on a tree stump. âBreathe. Nothing else matters, just breathe--â















