The Rise Of The Unwanted Girl Novel - Chapter 106

A sudden mountain wind arose. An icy chill swept Athena's body swayed slightly under the wind, as if she might be blown over at any moment, Trina, seeing that Athena had no intention of descending the mountain , asked, "Where are we going next?" Athena glanced at her. Her voice was calm as she said, "Down to the cliffside, to find someone." "Find who?" Trina asked, face full of fear. A chill crept into her heart.

Aside from Daniel, there was no one else down the cl Trina thought, " Wait … Is she actually going to look for Daniel But… he's already dead?" Athena said nothing. She was determined to see for herself whether Daniel was really dead. The two made their way down the cliffside, where wild grass and rocks littered the ground . The further they went, the colder Athena felt inside. Even if the stab wounds hadn't killed him, a fall from that height would have finished the job.

Trina looked dejected and tried to persuade her, "Lady Athens, we should go back." There were dangers all around at the base of the cliff, and dusk was fast approaching. If they ran into wild beasts, they'd be in serious trouble. They had searched for half the day and still found no sign of Daniel's body. Perhaps he had long been dragged off by wild animals. Unwillingness flashed across Athena's face. Daniel had known all of Willow's secrets.

Athena wondered, 'What exactly does Daniel have on Willow?" But after searching for so long and still finding nothing, even Athena began to feel discouraged. Just as she was about to turn back, she suddenly caught sight of something up ahead. Daniel was lying on a tree branch not far away .

The thick branch had snapped under his weight, and he was sprawled across the broken wood, "There he is." Athena called softly, quickly rushing forward, Tring right behind har Daniel's limbs were twisted at unnatural angles, clearly broken from the fall. His eyes were shut tight. Whether he was dead or alive was unclear. Athena walked up to Daniel, placed her hand beneath his nose. To her surprise, he was still breathing, just barely.