endgame // sebastian sallow

PT: five

PT: FIVE
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The dungeons were dark. No light. Pitch black. Only the sounds of sobs and the feeling of depression roamed around the air on that underground.

"Hold your cape down, Y/n. I'm serious." Ominis whispered in fear as we both walked down that lower floor.

As I said, it was dark. No signs or view of anything, so without choice I whispered down the light spell, revealing a faint light.

"Lumos—Ah!"

I screeched a scream. The second I whispered the incantation and my wand glowed, a dementor stood near my face, making me fall to the floor with Ominis.

Ominis and I struggled for a moment, struggling with each other on that scary dark room before I was able to think clearly about Sebastian and cast over a Patronus charm.

"Expecto Patronum!" I let out, watching the familiar white wolf wipe away the pressuring dementors.

It took a minute of heavy breaths and shaky fingers before coming back to reality. I let out my wand, casting lumos again and bringing light onto the darkened setting.

"What just happened?" Ominis whispered not being aware.

I gulped, "There's no light anywhere. I-I don't know where—"

Faint sobs and screams echoed from the distance and I twisted my wand around me in a 360 motion, finding a way.

"It's just hallways. No lights." I noticed.

"Y/n, I don't think the dungeons even have light." Ominis said in sadness.

I swallowed, "Do you remember what cell number—"

My voice was cut when the alarms of the dungeons went off. The sudden dark hallways glowed. All these enchanted white lights shined over us, my eyes almost squinting from how bright they were.

"No, they know people broke in," Ominis heard, "Y/n, we don't have much time. His cell number is D89, but I assume there are too many doors." He said.

I looked around, becoming stressed over the number of doors and narrow halls. It felt odd and scary. I didn't know what to do.

"Accio capture!" A distant voice let out.

I frowned in annoyance, "Accio!" I said back.

I rose the guard up with a levitating spell before slamming him over the walls until the body hit the floor, almost crumbling it underneath.

"Give me his wand," Ominis said, ignoring my kill and going in with a plan, "I might assume the guards have special qualities of wands for their positions here."

I slid out the wand from the guard before we both ran around those halls; a few guards were apparating left and right, but Ominis and I were able to exit out the first door.

I felt heavy entering the first cells. The coldness and unwelcoming aura ran through me; I shivered a little at the dry air, but never stopped moving due to the lockdown that wanted to happen.

"We are in B. Sebastian is in D." I breathed, reading the signs.

"No! I didn't kill her! It was my inner demons!" A prisoner let out.

I walked passed the locked prisoners, a few rocking back and forth in their cells in chains while others tried to take their hands out to reach over me.