I'm warning you, he said. You don't want to run.Why not?Because I'm faster than you.Think so?Know so, and when I catch you--I took off. I ran across the open field atop the cliff, and quickly realized that was a mistake. He might not be faster than me, but he was fast enough that I could hear him right on my heels.
In a tense moment, a character issues a warning about the dangers of running away, claiming to possess superior speed. The protagonist, skeptical yet intrigued, questions this assertion, leading to a challenge. The boasting character expresses confidence in their abilities, suggesting that the chase will end in their favor.
Despite the initial doubt, the protagonist impulsively decides to run across a vast open field. Soon, they realize the error in their choice, as the challenger proves to be quick enough to stay close behind, intensifying the sense of urgency and fear throughout the chase.
