Death? (part 02)

Elora's point of view:

Feeling the burning sensation rise through my entire body.

It was as if every ounce of my body didn't belong to me anymore, I felt my vitality slowly drain away as time passed.

Feeling my conscience blur, I felt my eyelids heavy as I finally gave up resisting that invading force that was trying to eat me from the inside out.

Despite being powerless over what was happening, without the strength to fight back, my mind was unwilling to obey.

An irresolute will welled up in my being and gritting my teeth tightly, I did my best to stay conscious.

Reactivating my blessing, I formed a protective barrier around myself in an attempt to resist.

The halo around me grew stronger and stronger over time, but with my strength depleted, it wouldn't last long.

Making a decision internally, I got a resolute look as I continued to fan my blessing.

My hair turned a purer white than before, my golden eyes glowed like an inexhaustible flame.

I felt my life force begin to slowly drain away, however, I didn't regret it.

Hours passed and I had long lost track of how much time had passed.

Not knowing how to get out of this situation and having almost lost all hope, several memories of the last few days flashed through my head.

They say that when we are about to leave this world our whole life flashes before our eyes.

I remembered my childhood, when I lived with my grandmother, spending my days in a monotonous way, learning from her everything I know today.

I remembered when we parted, on my 17th birthday, when for the first time I faced the world without someone by my side.

Remembering when I first met Brayan, followed by Artur, Merida, Luan and everyone else I came into contact with in Marva.

When I finally found out about the Aires Family, I met other witches, I went up to the rank of Matriarch, it all crossed my mind.

Remembering all the happy moments I've had in the last years of my life, inexplicably, at the last moment, I felt a feeling of peace and tranquility take over my being.

Despite knowing I was leaving, my heart was like still water with no ripples.

Finally, giving up my last few grains of strength, I let my eyes slowly close with a peaceful expression.

"Is this the end of me?" I asked myself internally.

Yet again, at this point I really didn't care.