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Chapter 274 — The God Who Fell in Love With Her Maker

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The new dawn did not rise, it unfolded. Light stretched over the horizon in layers of gold, silver, and crimson, painting the world as if creation itself were learning to breathe again.

The air carried the scent of rain and something older, the perfume of beginnings. Lyra stood on the citadel terrace, eyes fixed on the shape now wandering through the waking mist: Elyndra.

The Dream, now flesh. The infinite, now bound. She walked barefoot through the dew, her long hair catching the light of both moons, the silver and the red, like woven threads of opposing wills.

Each step she took made flowers bloom, then wither, then bloom again, as though the earth couldn’t decide whether to live or die in her presence.

Liora watched from the shadows of a pillar, clutching Lyra’s sleeve. “She doesn’t know how to stop,” the child whispered. Lyra nodded slowly. “Because she’s feeling it all for the first time.”

The boy appeared behind them, silent as thought. “And she’s feeling it through you.”

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  • ASHES OF THE LUNA QUEEN   Chapter 276 — When the Goddess Sleeps

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