"Then what happened?"
"She fell from the clouds she once sat on and let the monsters within come out."
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A thousand years ago Ylva and Niklaus Mikaelson lost their child in midst of control from Esther. She leaves them after his family became...
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She ran to the village before the clock in her head would strike with worries. Every thought soon became an enemy and she couldn't take it anymore. She wanted to be free as a star as it didn't have to answer to anyone.
"Three." Her pace quickened.
She stopped walking, she looked around realizing all of the trees looked the same, finally coming to the conclusion that she was lost. Her mind losing itself, not being able to tell reality from hallucinations.
"Two," beads of sweat began to grow on her forehead, her cheeks begin to lose color. Taking deep breathes, she ignores her shoulders and back aching and continues running.
"Please, I'm sorry! Odin, please.....please answer me! I beg of you." She whispered almost giving up.
Her hands go to her chest as she can't breathe, panic filling her head. She falls to the ground, her skin becoming cold as the snow around her.
"One."
Suddenly she awakes and realizes she was dreaming.
All Ylva felt was pain. She curled into fetal position and rested for a bit before trying to move again. She gasped in horror when she saw blood all around her. "It was not a dream." She whispers to herself.
Caterwauling, all she felt was hopelessness.
"Ylva? Wh–what happened?" Her brother-in-law falls to his knees to help his friend get up.
He yells into the air, "Brother, I found her!" Footsteps could be heard as the snow would make a sound when being crushed upon.
"Elijah...Eirik. He's gone." Ylva bites her lip to try not to cry and fails to do so. All that could be heard throughout the forest were the sobs of a mother who had lost her child.
