In the dead of night, a dense fog rolled through the streets, shrouding everything in its wet, ghostly embrace.
A shadowy figure vaulted over a wall and landed quietly in a yard.
"Stop," a voice called from the next door, cutting through the stillness.
The figure paused mid-motion, and as the fog parted around him, his true form emerged. His limbs were unnaturally long, nearly brushing the ground, and his face was a cold, cyan mask of rigidity. Dybala stood tall, eyes flicking up to the creature on the second-floor balcony nearby, another being as inhuman as himself.
The creature's yellow-orange eyes glowed with murderous intent, its scaled body rippling as it glared down at Dybala.
A dark chuckle escaped Dybala's lips. "I remember you. You were with the others that day. Looks like I didn't come to the wrong place."
David's gaze locked onto the deep sword wound on Dybala's right chest, barely held together. "Arrogant, even with that wound?" he sneered.