#Chapter 384: Lost in the Labyrinth

Nathan I wasn’t sure exactly how long Steel and I spent in that endless void, trying desperately to find a memory that would break me out of the coma. But no matter how hard I tried, nothing seemed to work—and I could feel my body growing weaker with every memory. I was draining myself of my own life force just by attempting to break free, and yet I couldn’t stop. Not when Olivia needed me. I knew that I would rather die trying than to allow her to perish at Jenifer’s hands. At one point, after a particularly exhausting memory involving my first day of eighth grade with Olivia, I fell to my knees with a groan. “Steel,” I murmured, my own voice sounding strained and hollow to my ears, “I just don’t understand. These memories... they should be enough. But nothing is changing. Am I trapped here forever?” My wolf let out a sound that sounded like a sigh and padded over to me in the void, nuzzling against me. The action gave me some strength, as if his touch was enough to giv