【生肉搬运】Shrike伯劳鸟 第二章(30)
“Sapnap,” George breathed, scanning between the bone-white trees for any movement, any shadow out of place. “I can’t see—”
“Quiet,” Sapnap snapped. “Just stay by me.”
George opened his mouth to protest, and that was when he caught sight of something. It wasn’t shadow.
It was light—golden and brilliant even against the glistening snow.
It darted between the trees, too quick to be entirely human.
Something in George screamed at him to run—away or toward, he didn’t know.
And as he pressed close under Sapnap’s protection, he caught the bright green eyes of a smiling boy, gleaming with amusement as he held George’s gaze for a heartbeat before he disappeared behind a withered tree. That was all it took, really.
George had always liked shiny things.
His feet were moving before he could think better of it. He grabbed Sapnap’s wrist and pulled him deeper into the forest, following the footsteps of a ghost.
“Quiet,” Sapnap snapped. “Just stay by me.”
George opened his mouth to protest, and that was when he caught sight of something. It wasn’t shadow.
It was light—golden and brilliant even against the glistening snow.
It darted between the trees, too quick to be entirely human.
Something in George screamed at him to run—away or toward, he didn’t know.
And as he pressed close under Sapnap’s protection, he caught the bright green eyes of a smiling boy, gleaming with amusement as he held George’s gaze for a heartbeat before he disappeared behind a withered tree. That was all it took, really.
George had always liked shiny things.
His feet were moving before he could think better of it. He grabbed Sapnap’s wrist and pulled him deeper into the forest, following the footsteps of a ghost.
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