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Chapter 247 - New Dawn

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The world went white. It wasn’t light the way sunlight is light. It was the blinding, depthless kind that burned the outline of every stone, every person, every heartbeat out of existence.

Sera felt as though she had fallen into the core of a star. Her skin prickled with cold and heat at the same time. Her ears rang with silence. Then the white receded, And she realized the ground beneath her was gone.

She was falling. All around her, pieces of the realm, jagged slabs of earth, shattered pillars, uprooted trees, drifted and tumbled as if the world had become an ocean with no up or down.

The sky was a whirl of black and violet. In the distance the spire rose, impossibly tall, and at its peak, Liora hovered like a dark moon.

Adrien caught Sera by the wrist and yanked her toward a drifting slab of stone. They landed hard on the rough surface, bruised but alive. Zayn landed beside them a heartbeat later, panting.

“She’s ripped the axis out of the realm,” Zayn rasped, looking around.

“Grav
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