Chapter: CHAPTER 145MASONI pull Tyler closer in the dim glow of the parking garage, the engine's tick fading into silence. His lips crash against mine again, hungry this time, no more soft whispers. His tongue slips in, tangling with mine, and I groan into his mouth, hands gripping his waist like I need to anchor him here."Fuck, Tyler," I mutter between kisses, my voice rough. "You have no idea what you do to me."He breaks away just enough to grin, eyes dark and playful. "Show me then."Before I can respond, he swings a leg over, climbing into my lap. The steering wheel digs into my back, but I don't care. I reach down, fumbling for the seat lever, and shove it back with a loud scrape. More room. Finally."There we go," he says, settling on me, his ass pressing right against my hardening cock. He rolls his hips once, slow and deliberate, and I bite my lip hard to keep from moaning too loud."Jesus," I hiss, hands sliding under his shirt, feeling the heat of his skin. "You're gonna kill me."He grinds
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Chapter: CHAPTER 144MASONI slam my door shut and stride toward the black car that’s stopped a few meters behind us. My jaw’s tight, pulse hammering somewhere between my ears. The bastard didn’t even bother to pretend he wasn’t following us.The car’s window is half-tinted, but I can see a figure fumbling with something—camera, maybe phone. My fists clench automatically.I knock on the glass—once, hard. “Get out.”No answer. Just nervous movement.I knock again, harder this time. “I said get the fuck out of the car.”The driver’s door finally opens, and a man steps out. Thin. Nervous. Mid-thirties maybe. Holding a camera like it’s a damn weapon.“You’ve got to be kidding me,” I mutter, taking a step closer. “You’ve been following us since the coast?”He tries to smile. “Mr. Grant, it’s—it’s just a small story—”“Oh, it’s a story?” I interrupt, my voice sharp. “What story? The one where you stalk people at midnight? Or the one where you sell fake news for clicks?”His mouth opens, closes. He tries to act
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Chapter: CHAPTER 143TYLER By the time I reach the building, I’m exhausted — the kind of exhaustion that clings to your bones and makes every step feel heavy. The elevator hums quietly as it carries me up, fluorescent lights flickering overhead. I keep replaying Gabriel’s call in my head, his words looping like a soft melody that barely keeps me standing: You’re not alone, Ty. The moment the elevator doors slide open, I already see it — the faint golden glow spilling out from under my apartment door. My breath catches. Mason’s here. I step inside, and there he is, sitting on the couch like he belongs there — because he does. His jacket’s slung across the armrest, sleeves rolled up, hair a little messy like he’s been running his hands through it while waiting. He looks up, eyes softening immediately. “Hey.” “Hey,” I murmur, closing the door behind me. “What’re you doing here?” Mason stands, walking over slowly. “You weren’t answering texts.” “I was with Gabriel.” I drop my bag, my shoulders saggin
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Chapter: CHAPTER 142CHAPTER 142TYLER The phone rings just as I’m about to shut down my laptop. For a second, I don’t even look at the screen—I’m too tired, too drained to deal with another problem. But then the caller ID flashes, and my heart actually skips.Gabriel.It’s been months since I last heard his voice.I swipe to answer. “Kuya?”“Ty!” His voice bursts through the speaker, loud, warm, and so familiar it almost makes me tear up. “Thank God, you answered! I’ve been calling since this morning!”I lean back in my chair, letting out a breath that’s half laugh, half relief. “Time zones, Kuya. I was at work.”“Work, work, work,” he says with that mock-annoyed tone that never fails to make me smile. “Always work. Don’t tell me you’re skipping meals again?”“Maybe.”“Putangina, Tyler!” he scolds, slipping into Tagalog instantly. “You’ll die young if you keep eating like a ghost.”“I’m fine,” I say, laughing softly. “I had coffee.”“That’s not food.”“It’s breakfast,” I counter.There’s silence on the
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Chapter: CHAPTER 141CHAPTER 141TYLER The coffee machine hums softly, but even that sound feels like it’s mocking me. I stand there staring at the cup, watching the dark liquid swirl.It’s been eight hours since we found the video.Eight hours since my entire body went cold. Since Mason’s shaking hands clicked play, and there it was—our faces, our bodies, our sounds. Something that was supposed to be ours alone, now existing somewhere else. Somewhere out there.I barely slept. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw it again. The slow drag of his mouth down my chest. My fingers gripping his hair. His voice. Mine.I couldn’t breathe. Still can’t.“Ty?” Mason’s voice pulls me out of my head. He’s leaning against the doorway, hair messy, a shirt thrown on like he didn’t care if it was backward or not. His eyes are still red from last night.“You didn’t sleep,” he says softly.“Neither did you.” I hand him the cup I made for him before realizing I forgot to add sugar. He takes it anyway.We stand there in silenc
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Chapter: CHAPTER 140CHAPTER 140TYLERThe shrill beep cut through the night. For a second, I thought it was my dream bleeding into reality—until Mason shot up beside me. His hand was already reaching for the gun in his bedside drawer before I even processed what was happening.The alarm system.“Mason,” I rasped, my throat dry, pulse erratic.He was already on his feet, shirtless, the blue light from the digital clock washing over the tension in his body. “Stay here.”“Like hell,” I muttered, dragging on my shirt and following him down the hallway.The house was eerily still. No footsteps. No sound of glass breaking. Just the quiet hum of the night. Mason disabled the alarm system with a swipe of his code and moved toward the kitchen. His movements were sharp, trained.Then he stopped.“What the—”I followed his gaze.A small black USB stick sat on the marble island. Nothing else. Just that.“Was that here before?” I asked.“No,” he said immediately, his voice low, controlled—but I could hear the danger
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Claimed By The Mafia Boss
Luca Moretti is a name whispered in fear. The ruthless Italian mafia boss has spent years building his empire, crushing enemies without mercy. But his greatest rival, the powerful businessman Damian Laurent, has always remained untouchable—until now.
When Luca discovers that Damian has a son, Adrien Laurent, he sees the perfect opportunity for revenge. Adrien, delicate yet defiant, has spent his life in the shadow of his father’s fortune, oblivious to the blood-soaked rivalries that shaped his world. That is, until Luca kidnaps him, dragging him into the dark underbelly of the mafia.
But what starts as a move in a deadly game turns into something far more dangerous. Adrien is not the helpless pawn Luca expected—he fights, he resists, and worst of all, he tempts. The fire in Adrien’s eyes ignites something in Luca, something possessive, something obsessive.
As tensions rise and secrets unravel, Luca must face the one thing he never anticipated: the possibility that his greatest enemy’s son might just be the only thing he can’t let go of.
He took him as leverage. Now, he’ll never let him go.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 106CHAPTER 106LUCA“He blocked me. Again.”My voice cracked against the silence of my office. The bouquet of white lilies in my hand suddenly felt stupid. Pathetic. Like me.Matteo didn’t even look up from the whiskey he was pouring. “Then maybe, Luca, you should take the goddamn hint.”“I’m not giving up on him,” I snapped, slamming the flowers on the desk. The vase cracked. Water spilled across my papers.He laughed—bitter, tired. “You already did. The moment you lied. The moment you broke him.”My jaw clenched. “It wasn’t—”“It was,” he cut me off, finally looking at me. “Stop rewriting the story to make yourself feel better.”I exhaled sharply, running a hand through my hair. Adrien wasn’t picking calls. Every number I tried—blocked. Every attempt to see him—his security shut me down. I even drove past his company like a stalker. All I saw was his cold face in those tinted car windows. He didn’t even glance my way.I pulled out the new plan from the drawer. “I’ll send flowers. Anony
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Chapter: CHAPTER 105CHAPTER 105TYLER My chest wouldn’t calm down.Even hours after leaving the club, after walking away from him, my heart was still beating like I’d run through fire.Luca.His face was exactly the same. His voice too. But the way he’d looked at me, like he still owned me, like I was supposed to just fall back into his arms and forget everything—that was the part that almost broke me.Almost.But I was past crying. Tears didn’t come anymore. They’d dried up months ago, burned out of me in locked rooms and sleepless nights.So instead of collapsing, I went straight to the training floor.The gun felt heavy in my hands, the metal pressing into my skin. I slammed magazine after magazine into the rifle, firing into the targets until my shoulders ached, until the air smelled of smoke and metal, until my arms shook from recoil.“Again,” I muttered under my breath, sliding another round in. My voice was hoarse, rough, like I’d swallowed glass.The target’s head exploded into paper scraps. Goo
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Chapter: CHAPTER 104CHAPTER 104ADRIENI stood there like a fool, staring at the space Adrien had just vanished into.My chest felt like someone had carved it open with his knife instead of the man I’d been hunting.Cold. That was the word. He’d looked at me like I was a stranger. Not the boy I’d bled for. Not the boy I’d held at night, swearing I’d never let anyone break him.He looked at me like I was just another enemy to cut down.And maybe I was.“Fuck.” The word tore out of me, low, bitter. I leaned back against the wall, dragging a hand down my face.I knew I’d fucked up. I’d known it the moment I let him walk out of my house nearly a year ago, his eyes wet and his lips trembling, begging me not to believe the lies.And I hadn’t listened.I chose ghosts over him. I chose my sister’s death over the living breathing man who had stood in front of me.Now he was ice. A blade. And I was the one bleeding for it.I replayed his voice in my head. I don’t give a fuck about your sister.He meant it.The boy
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Chapter: CHAPTER 103CHAPTER 103ADRIEN The job was clean. In and out. One bullet, one knife, silence. Another name off Lucien’s list.I wiped the blade on the man’s jacket before sliding it back into my coat. My pulse was steady, my mind clear. No hesitation, no guilt. Just work.I opened the door, stepping back into the dim hallway.And froze.Someone blocked my path.Tall. Broad shoulders. Sharp suit.I looked up.My heart stopped. Then it slammed back into motion so hard I thought it might tear through my ribs.Luca.He didn’t look surprised. He looked like a man who’d been waiting for this moment.His eyes burned into me, unreadable, sharp enough to cut. And then, in that low voice I used to know too well—“So it is you.”I swallowed. My fingers curled tight around the hilt of my knife.But my face didn’t flinch. My voice came out flat, cold. “Do I know you?”His jaw clenched. “Don’t do that.”“I said move.”He didn’t.“Adrien—”“Don’t say my name.” My knife slid out, gleaming under the hallway ligh
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Chapter: CHAPTER 102CHAPTER 102LUCAThe next morning smelled of smoke and blood.I stood in the middle of the wreckage, glass crunching under my shoes. The car that had blown only hours ago was still smoldering. One of my men was dead. Another clung to life in a hospital bed.Damon stood beside me, jaw tight. “Russians.”Matteo’s voice was darker. “They’re pushing.”I pulled a cigarette from my pocket, lit it, and took a long drag. My nerves were too sharp to go without. “They’re testing me.”Matteo glanced at me. “What do you want to do?”I exhaled smoke, bitter. “I’m done playing nice.”Back at the house, I gathered my men. The room buzzed with fury, with whispers of war.One of my lieutenants slammed his fist against the table. “Boss, the Russians crossed a line. If we don’t answer, everyone will think we’re weak.”I leaned back in my chair, swirling the glass of whiskey in my hand. My voice cut through the room. “Weak?” I smirked coldly. “Do I look weak to you?”Silence. Heads dropped. No one dared
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Chapter: CHAPTER 101CHAPTER 101LUCAI hadn’t slept properly in months.Not since Adrien.The whiskey glass in my hand sweated against my palm as I stared at the city lights outside my office window. My house was quiet, too quiet. Matteo and Damon had stopped filling the silence. Alexis lingered still, even though I’d made it clear I didn’t want her. She was noise I didn’t care for.The front doors slammed open. Heavy boots thundered across marble floors.I didn’t move.The voice came next, thick, Russian, like gravel grinding against concrete.“Where is she?”I turned slowly, glass still in hand. The man filled the room like a shadow — tall, scarred, eyes sharp with violence. Four men followed him, armed, faces like stone. His presence stank of blood and power.Alexis froze in the hallway behind me, her face draining of color.“Ah,” he sneered, pointing at her. “There you are, moya zhena.” My wife. His voice cracked like a whip. “You’ve embarrassed me long enough. Pack your things. You’re coming back.”
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Chapter: CHAPTER 59CHAPTER 59EZRAThe moment we stepped out of the hall, everyone scattered like hungry pigeons.“I’m starving,” Lily whined, rubbing her stomach. “If I don’t eat soon, I’ll faint and they’ll have to drag my body across the stage for round two.”Jordan rolled her eyes. “You had breakfast, Lily.”“That was gum.”I laughed. “Same thing.”“Bite me,” she said, elbowing me.We found a small cafeteria near the venue, packed with other choir groups, everyone in their shiny robes and holy smiles. The smell of rice and fried chicken filled the air, and honestly, I could’ve kissed the chef right there.We managed to grab a table near the window. Ryan immediately ordered two plates like he hadn’t eaten in years.As we were eating, a tall guy from another table turned and smiled right at us — or more specifically, right at Lily.“Hey,” he said, walking over. He had that soft, easy charm — curly hair, dimples, voice like melted butter.“Uh, hi?” Lily blinked, caught off guard.“I just wanted to say,
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Chapter: CHAPTER 58CHAPTER 58EZRA Morning came too fast.My alarm buzzed at six and I wanted to throw it out the window. Lily’s voice floated through the corridor, loud as always, “Up, soldiers of the Lord!”I groaned, rolled off the bed, and started dressing. The uniform white shirt and black trousers were freshly pressed, but I felt like a zombie in church clothes.When I came out, the dining table was empty.No breakfast.Just a pile of gum packets and bottled water.“We’re not eating?” I asked, blinking.Jordan looked up from tying her shoelaces. “Genevieve said chewing gum keeps the voice warm.”Lily nodded enthusiastically. “Yup. Gum for breakfast. Michelin-star meal.”I muttered, “Great. We’ll all pass out before round one.”We loaded onto the bus, the morning sun too bright for my sleepy eyes. Everyone buzzed with nervous energy—laughing, whispering, praying. Genevieve stood in the aisle, prim as always, clutching her clipboard like it was the Bible itself.“Good morning, everyone,” she began,
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Chapter: CHAPTER 57CHAPTER 57EZRAThe night air was heavy—wet with the scent of rain and pine. I stepped outside, needing space.I wasn’t expecting to see the black sedan still parked at the end of the drive.My jaw tightened. Of course he hadn’t left.The door opened, and he stepped out.Adrian Cross.Expensive suit, perfect smile, the kind of man who thought the world bowed when he raised a brow.“Looking for me?” he asked lightly.I didn’t answer. My hands were already curling into fists in my pockets.He took a slow step closer. “Still as charming as ever, I see.”“What do you want, Adrian?” I said flatly. My voice came out low, colder than I intended.“Relax.” He lifted both hands, mocking peace. “Just thought I’d drop by and say hello. It’s been what—three years?”“Not long enough.”He smiled, that same arrogant curl of the mouth that used to make witnesses crumble. “You haven’t changed. Still pretending to be holy.”I ignored the jab. “Say what you came to say.”He circled me like a vulture. “Yo
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Chapter: CHAPTER 56CHAPTER 56EZRAThe air still smelled like rain and crushed grass when Dorian finally helped me stand.Bad idea.My knees gave out instantly.“Whoa,” he caught me before I face-planted, one arm looping under my legs.“I can walk,” I said weakly.He raised an eyebrow. “You just tried. Results were… questionable.”I groaned. “You’re enjoying this.”“Maybe a little.”He adjusted me easily—like I weighed nothing—and started back toward the mansion. My face was buried in his shoulder, trying not to think about how warm he was or how my legs felt like overcooked noodles.“I told you not to run,” he murmured.“I wasn’t running, I was—”“Falling gracefully?”I smacked his shoulder. “You’re not funny.”“I’m hilarious.”He was still laughing when we reached the edge of the property. My ankle throbbed harder with every step. I hissed in pain.“Almost there,” he said, voice soft now. “You’re okay.”Except we weren’t.Because as soon as he stepped into the hallway, Genevieve appeared like some kin
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Chapter: CHAPTER 55CHAPTER 55 EZRA Dorian's grip on my wrist was iron-tight, his fingers digging in like he was afraid I'd vanish if he let go. My heart hammered in my chest, a wild drumbeat echoing the chaos in my head. *What the hell are we doing?* But I didn't pull away. I couldn't. "You shouldn't have followed me," he growled low, his voice a rumble that sent shivers straight down my spine. But he was already moving, yanking me through the glass door and out into the night. The garden air hit me ,the scent of roses and damp earth filling my lungs. The mansion's bushes loomed like shadowy walls, thick and tangled, swallowing us whole as he dragged me deeper into the darkness. "Father—Dorian, wait—" I gasped, stumbling over roots and uneven ground, but he didn't slow. His hand slid from my wrist to my waist, pulling me flush against him for a split second before shoving me forward into the heart of the bush. Branches scratched at my arms, leaves rustling like whispers as we plunged into pitch
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Chapter: CHAPTER 54CHAPTER 54EZRAI swear I woke up feeling like I didn’t actually sleep. My body felt like jelly, my voice already tired from the endless singing that I just knew was waiting for me again today.Dorian was already up when I opened my eyes. He was buttoning his black priest shirt, the collar glinting white, the sleeves rolled a little. He looked holy. Holy and dangerous.My stomach flipped. “You’re dressed already?”He turned to me, smiling faintly. “You sleep like the dead.”I sat up, rubbing my face. “Maybe because someone made me stay up rehearsing runs in my head all night.”His eyebrow rose. “Oh? Runs?”I realized what I said and threw a pillow at him. “Shut up.”He laughed, actually laughed—deep and low. “Breakfast is in thirty minutes. Get dressed.”“Fine,” I muttered, but I couldn’t stop my smile.Breakfast was a noisy mess. Everyone talking at once, the clattering of spoons and plates echoing through the dining hall. Lily had already spilled juice before I even sat down.“Ezra!
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Lucian's Undoing
He was meant to be a sacrifice. Instead, he became an obsession.
When Elias is cast out of his master’s home, accused of seducing a nobleman’s son, he flees into the forbidden lands of Lucian D’Arcy—the cruel, beautiful vampire lord feared by all. But instead of killing him, Lucian claims him, drawn to Elias in ways neither of them understand.
Elias resists the dark temptation Lucian offers, but his body betrays him, his pulse quickening under the vampire’s touch. The longer he stays, the harder it becomes to deny the hunger in Lucian’s gaze—or the sinful desire curling in his own belly.
But something is wrong. Elias’ body weakens, his dreams haunted by whispers of an unseen force calling to him. And when a shadow from his past sends a warning, Lucian realizes Elias is more than just a mortal in his grasp. He is something else. Something dangerous.
Lucian swore he wouldn’t break Elias. Wouldn’t ruin him. But as desire turns to obsession, and obsession to possession, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear.
He will burn the world to keep him.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 148CHAPTER 148The skies turned red by morning.Elias stood at the cliff's edge, overlooking a sea of ash. Smoke curled in the horizon. The scent of blood clung to the air.He didn’t speak for a long time.Behind him, Lucian stepped out.“They’re back,” he said quietly. “Kairis sent scouts to check the ruins. There’s nothing left.”Elias didn’t move. “Which village?”Lucian didn’t answer immediately.Then, with guilt in his voice: “The one near the eastern pass. The one you stayed in during your exile.”Elias’s hands clenched at his sides.“The one with the shrine?”Lucian nodded.“They took me in when I was no one,” Elias said, voice cold. “When the gods called me unworthy. When you turned your back.”Lucian flinched but didn’t interrupt.“I gave them a barrier. It should’ve held for a hundred years.”“It did,” Lucian said. “Until Nihareth sent the corrupted.”Elias finally turned.His eyes were hard, burning with a barely restrained fire.“Corrupted?”Lucian nodded grimly. “Souls of fa
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Chapter: CHAPTER 147CHAPTER 147The Hall had fallen silent again.. The judgment was complete.But Elias was gone.He had walked out without a word, through the towering gates of the Hall, down the winding marble paths, past the kneeling celestials and the stunned scholars. No one stopped him.He walked until the marble ended and the wild sky began—until he reached the old Garden of Stars.It was overgrown now. Wild.Vines wrapped around broken statues. The pool at the center reflected constellations long dead. And above it all, the sky bled faint gold as if remembering something it could never fully recall.Elias stood there, still glowing faintly. But the glyphs across his skin flickered, unstable. Sharp. Like something inside him was cracking.He sat down slowly by the water. Head bowed.And for the first time in centuries, he wept.Not because he was weak.But because he remembered everything.“I failed them.”His whisper was quiet. Not for anyone else. Just for the sky. For the ghosts.“I failed mys
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Chapter: CHAPTER 146CHAPTER 146The air cracked.Elias staggered back, a sharp cry ripping from his throat. The glyphs etched across his skin pulsed violently—white, then gold, then violet. His eyes rolled back as his body seized.Celestials gasped.Some collapsed in reverence. Others shielded their faces.Cassiel didn’t move.Erelah whispered, “It’s happening…”Raziel took a cautious step back. “No one touch him.”Elias’s body hit the marble floor hard—but only for a second. Then he floated. Hovered. Glyphs peeled off his skin like molten fire and circled the air. The floor cracked beneath him.Then—He rose.His eyes opened, blazing with layered light—threefold. His voice echoed, not in one tongue, but three: the language of gods, the hidden tongue of the Celestial Thrones, and the first language of creation itself.He pointed, hand trembling not from weakness—but from restraint.“Cassiel—Betrayer of Kin.”Cassiel’s mask cracked. His eyes widened, lips parting slightly—but he said nothing.The voice ro
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Chapter: CHAPTER 145CHAPTER 145The Hall of Ascendancy shimmered like a mirage in the sky.Built from celestial stone, veined with stardust and prayer, it rose high above the world—untouched by time, war, or decay. Towers gleamed with radiant light. Massive doors carved with the names of every god long fallen opened as Elias approached.And beyond them—thousands.Celestials. Ancients. Highborns. Seraphim. Shadows reborn in light. All of them kneeling as one, heads bowed, wings folded in reverence.“Valarieth,” they whispered. “The Flame Returned.”Elias walked in silence, each step echoing like a thunderclap through the hallowed chamber. His golden robes flowed behind him, a storm of glyphs trailing like fire through the air. His eyes—no longer mortal—glowed bright enough to rival the sun overhead.Lucian wasn’t beside him.And he hadn't spoken a word since the last battle.Amaria stood at the base of the altar.She wore full ceremonial armor now, her crown of stars dimmer than usual, her face carved fro
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Chapter: CHAPTER 144CHAPTER 144Elias stood alone in the darkened chamber, the Eye of First Flame resting in his palms.The relic was ancient, a shimmering orb that seemed to pulse with heat, as though it held the embers of a lost fire inside. Its dark surface reflected his own image, but there was something more to it—something that called to him from deep within.He could feel it, feel the power swirling around him. The Ritual of Rekindling—once forbidden, lost to time—was within his reach.But the truth, the truth it would reveal—he wasn’t sure he was ready.“You know what you must do,” a voice echoed in his mind. It wasn’t his own voice. It was Azazel, the part of him that had been dormant for so long.Elias closed his eyes, the pressure building in his chest. “I have to. For all of us.”His fingers tightened around the Eye of First Flame. The world around him seemed to hold its breath.The ritual began.The relic pulsed to life in his hands, and he could feel its power surge up through his body. The
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Chapter: CHAPTER 143CHAPTER 143“Don’t let him through!”Dorian’s voice cracked as he shouted over the chaos. Soldiers screamed. Metal clashed. The earth trembled.But it wasn’t the enemy that was terrifying them.It was Elias.He stood at the center of the battlefield, alone—his back arched, head thrown back. Glyphs—dozens, hundreds—burned across his skin, pulsing golden, then red, then blinding white.Kairis stumbled back. “It’s happening.”Lucian’s breath hitched. “No…”“His divine form is—”“Unstable,” Dorian growled. “He’s breaking.”Elias screamed.The sound shook the heavens.And then—he exploded.The light shot out in a violent wave, flattening everything around him. Trees shattered. Rocks split. Entire enemy ranks were incinerated in a heartbeat.Even his allies were thrown back.Lucian slammed into a boulder. Kairis tumbled into the mud. Kai hit the ground hard, groaning.Only Dorian remained upright, shielding others with a wall of shadow.“ELIAS!” Lucian shouted.No answer.The light was blin
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