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I found myself standing before the magic circle, surrounded by Dix and his minions, with no way to escape.
Dix raised his wand, and a beam of black light shot toward me. I felt a sharp pain, darkness enveloped me, and I fell into an endless void.
I jolted awake, cold sweat trickling down my face, my heart racing uncontrollably.
"I saw... I saw danger," my voice trembled with fear. "I will die there."
Herman's expression turned serious. "Su Wan, prophecies are not always accurate. You still have a chance to change the future."
Elisa comforted me as well. "Su Wan, believe in yourself. You possess great power; you can defeat Dix."
Sera nuzzled against my shoulder, offering silent support. I knew I was not alone.
Taking a deep breath, I felt a whirlwind of conflicting emotions within me.
My hand tightly gripped Sera's soft fur; it was my only solace.
Sera looked at me with concern, her gentle paw lightly patting my cheek as if to comfort me without words.
I held Sera close, her warm fur providing a measure of comfort.
I inhaled deeply, striving to calm my racing heart.
"I saw... I saw the city's destruction—flames reaching the sky, buildings collapsing, people crying out in despair..."
My voice quivered with a mix of hopelessness and fear.
"I saw Dix's maniacal laughter as he stood atop the ruins like a demon..."
"I saw... my own death, lying in a pool of blood, helplessly closing my eyes..."
Elisa's eyes were filled with worry, but she held my hand tightly, giving me strength.
"Su Wan, prophecies are not always accurate. You have the chance to change the future, and you still have us."
Herman's expression was serious as he said, "Su Wan, your abilities are crucial. We need your help—for this city, for everyone."
I knew they were right. I couldn't run away; I had to take on this responsibility, even if danger lay ahead.
"I am willing." I lifted my head, my gaze resolute. "I am willing to fight alongside you to stop the Dark Pact, even if it costs me my life."
I confessed to Elisa and Sera about my prophetic abilities and the plans of the Dark Pact, leaving nothing concealed.
Elisa's face shifted from shock to joy, then back to concern.
"Su Wan, your ability is vital for us, but prophecies are not absolute; they have variables. We cannot afford to be careless."
Sera added some details, her sharp claws tracing a line on the map.
"The Dark Pact's ritual requires a special magical medium—a crystal known as 'Fate's Heart.'"
"And this crystal is hidden in the museum at the city center, heavily guarded."
A bold plan began to form in my mind, becoming clearer by the moment.
"We can get ahead of them and acquire 'Fate's Heart,' disrupting the Dark Pact's ritual and catching them off guard."
My tone was firm and filled with determination, as if I could already see the dawn of victory.
Elisa looked at me with admiration, her eyes sparkling with light.
"Su Wan, your plan is excellent, but the execution is very dangerous. You must be fully prepared."
She handed me a vial that emitted a strange fragrance.
"This can enhance your perception; it might help you. Remember, you must be careful."
Elisa revealed another key piece of information, her tone turning mysterious and somber.
"The prophecy also hints at another crucial figure—a traitor hidden within the Dark Pact."
"He may possess the vital information needed to avert disaster. We need to find him."
This news sparked a glimmer of hope within me, but it also added more uncertainty, causing my heart to race once again.
Who is the traitor?
I must find Fate's Heart, thwart the Dark Pact's schemes, and crush Dix's ambitions.
I need to locate that mysterious traitor, uncover the truth behind the prophecy, and discover the key to changing my fate.
My hand tightened around Sera; it was my only support and the driving force behind my progress.
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