“Sweetheart, watch out!” Ivy’s anxious voice broke through my thoughts.


    She focused on the grass ahead.


    “Something’s off with the grass.


    It looks like there’s something hidden within.


    ”


    I nodded, responding, “I got it.


    I’ll check.


    ”


    To avoid detection, I held my breath intentionally as I stealthily moved towards the peculiar grass.


    Just as I parted the grass to sneak a peek at what was happening, a slender, dark figure darted in front of me in a sh.


    My eyes narrowed in an instant.


    What in the world was this?


    The speed of the dark figure was extraordinary.


    Ordinary people couldn’t move with such speed, almost as if propelled by a rocket.


    Moreover, the ck figure moved with stealth, behaving as though it hadmitted some wrongdoing and was desperate to remain undetected.


    The situation grew increasingly suspicious with each passing moment.


    A frown creased my brow as I yearned to pursue and unravel the mystery.


    The ck figure moved with such incredible speed that I couldn’t even catch a glimpse of it, let alone keep up with its movements.


    In the blink of an eye, it vanished into thin air!


    I gazed in the direction where the ck figure had vanished, my brow furrowing as I sank into deep contemtion.


    “Ivy, did you see how fast it moved? It’s ridiculous.


    ”


    Ivy nodded solemnly, expressing her agreement.


    “You’re right.


    It moves too swiftly to be human.


    It’s beyond normal.


    ”


    Despite its speed, I refused to relent.Text ? owned by N?velDrama.Org.


    Raising my leg, I aimed to pursue its path.


    “ah!”


    Suddenly, Ivy’s sharp scream halted my movement.


    “Oh my God!” she eximed, pointing toward the grass.


    “Take a look at this!”


    Ivy’s eyes widened, and her mouth fell open slightly in a gesture of disbelief.


    Her expression conveyed sheer horror, as though she had witnessed something unimaginably dreadful.


    I stopped, turning my gaze to where she indicated.


    When I saw what it was, I couldn’t help but take a deep breath.


    A dead white caty in the grass, its eyes wide open in a miserable death.


    Its once strong body had shriveled, and the hair on its neck was pulled away, revealing tworge puncture wounds that seemedrger than normal teeth.


    Ivy stared at the scene, her mind reeling, as she queried in disbelief, “Darling, what’s happening here? How could the white cat meet such an unusual death? And those holes on its neck…What could have caused them?”