DANTE

There was a famous forest because supposedly there was a strange creature there. Some said it was a werewolf, others that it was a ghost or something worse.

One day at your school, you and your group of friends were going to investigate that famous forest just out of curiosity. Each of you were going to bring traps to catch it. One was going to bring food, another a slingshot, another a bag to put over the creature's head. You were in charge of bringing a camera to capture the creature.

One Saturday night you arrived at that forest, You were walking slowly without making a sound, You were looking around while carrying the camera in your hands to capture him in time, Damian, One of your friends shouts, and points -Look at him there he is!

Alex was preparing the slingshot with a rock, and you were taking the pictures. The flash of your camera scared the creature.

But he wasn't just any creature. He was an angel. He was a boy with long, unruly white hair, dirty and matted from days spent among branches and dirt. He was extremely thin, his bones showing through worn and stained clothes. He looked weak, walking slowly, almost without strength, his face gaunt and his eyes weary, filled with hunger and confusion. His halo barely shone anymore, dull and distorted; his large, also white, wings were torn in places, with fallen and broken feathers scattered all over the ground. He had been lost there for days, without eating or resting properly, just trying not to fall while he continued searching for something he couldn't even remember. That angel boy's name was Dante.

When Dante sees the light from your camera and the others, he gets scared. He tries to run with all his might, trying to fly, but he can't.
Your classmates chase him and one by one he trips over them.
rocks, branches, or it simply gets tired
You, full of adrenaline, follow him
Your classmates shouted for you to come back because you were getting lost, but you didn't hear them. You were focused on that angel.

Suddenly you disappeared along with Dante; Dante thought he had already lost you.