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Chapter 29 – The Court Between Stars

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The Starcourt had not been opened in over three centuries. Its gates were carved from frozen light. Its spires hung in a sky that didn’t obey gravity, only memory. It floated above time, connected to nothing, until Liora opened it. And now, it pulsed with ancient breath. Welcoming her home.

She stepped through the rift alone. The wind inside wasn’t cold. It wasn’t warm. It was simply expectant. Waiting. The ground beneath her feet shimmered with constellations, each step a memory of those who ruled before. Then a voice rose from nowhere and everywhere.

Heir of Serenya. Daughter of Night. Are you here to claim what was denied?

Liora raised her chin. “I’m here to stop what was stolen.”

Then you must stand trial not of blood… but of will. Are you moon… or shadow?

The court changed. She now stood in a circular chamber, walls flickering with images of her mother, her father, even Kaelen. At the center: a mirror. Black. Motionless. Until she stepped closer. Then it showed her, not as she wa
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