She left. Her exit was unannounced, and the light was shut down. Layl did not believe at first. How can he believe it? So immersed in Nour’s eyes, he lost his eyesight to reality. And when her eyes disappeared from his own sight, nothing could’ve truly predicted the shock he felt, or even the delirium. The denial he tried so hard to wallow in. He couldn't believe the light was gone. He still believes it is there and follows it, convincing himself that it exists, his ship forgotten, drinking himself to set the illusion to life. Until.more