Indian Go!
Episode 67's

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The two girls jumped from a height of several meters. Under Indi saw a line of trees, which seemed to be very fatal if hit. Not to mention, the fact that she can't fly, so can Catherine.

Indi really wanted to try to pull on Catherine's skirt and make her a parachute, just like she often sees in movies. But it seems like their situation is not that easy. They fell down quickly, which made him unable to even breathe properly.

In front of her, Catherine seemed to have fallen gracefully. He sees the girl, who seems to be saying something to Indi, whom he somehow can read,

Use your skills!

If Indi knew how it worked, he would not have chosen freefall like this. His mind raced, on the memory of that time. The moment he managed to hold a dragon back from falling. Unfortunately, I don't know how technically I do that anymore.

Drowning in his mind made Indi forget that he was falling. They now live a few meters to clear the forest below. Come Indi. It's time you came in handy! His inner. Just as they were about to crash, Indi felt an amused sensation in his brain.

“You succeeded Indi,” Catherine said.

Indi opened her eyes. He touched the end of the tree, but did not fall. He turned his gaze to Catherine, who also did not seem to have fallen. I succeeded! Thanks to the brain, Indi's mind is grateful for his achievements.

“Now you can drop us, right?” ask Catherine.

“Hmm... As I recall, I did not know how to lower, just dismiss,” replied Indi innocently.

The two girls exchanged glances seemingly only realizing something.

“Argh!.” shouted the two, who fell, on the forest floor.

Indi groans in pain. His hand seemed to have sprained as he fell. Catherine fell right beside him. Surprisingly he was fine. That made Indi amazed. The brown haired girl did not even fall. Somehow, he managed to stand on both feet.

“How did you do that?” ask Indi.

“8 years of training at UCI, it seems to have produced good results,” said Catherine, then reached out her hand helping Indi stand up.

“Before I asked, how do we get to the mountain, you owe me an explanation about the free fall we just did,”

Catherine smiled, which made Indi a little upset and rolled her eyes.

“I'm sorry for directly pulling you to the plunge. Our ability is still too far away to be able to defeat the hordes of ghosts we see,”

Indi looked at Catherine trying to digest her explanation. He knows how it feels to be possessed. But he likely chose to, be possessed rather than freefall from the sky.

“At least we shouldn't be nearly dead from plunging from the sky right?” indi protests.

It seemed, Indi's statement just now, managed to offend Catherine. The girl looked at Indi sarcasm.

“You can't even stop yourself from being possessed by a single ghost. How do you deal with hundreds of ghosts? Not to mention the fact that we are riding a dragon, whose spirit is temporarily controlled. That makes it a perfect place to be. Anyway I chose to jump in because I believe in what you can do,”

Indi really felt like he had just done something stupid, “I'm sorry,” Indi said slowly.

“What's wrong, here I am also wrong. But, I feel something is wrong, with all this,”

“What do you mean?”

“They seem to have deliberately made us come to that mountain, then lured us to plunge, by putting hundreds of ghosts on the road to our destination. I don't know, this is all just my guess. I obviously don't really understand what's going on. But I believe in one thing. We have been framed, since the beginning,” explained Catherine, the look on her face began to be serious.

“Trapped?”

“And, I clearly understand with all these patterns. From the beginning, we were their target, so they kept your mother in a fight with the dolls. They already know that we're going to meet Fanny for one purpose, so they're putting the ghosts away. All these things from the beginning lead us to freefall towards this point. She must be the mastermind behind this trap,” Catherine glanced at the tree that was beside them. Quickly, he pulled Indi and then lay down. Two daggers darted where they were standing earlier.

“Come out Lisa!”

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