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Author: Rachel
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Serena slowly opened her eyes, the weight of exhaustion pressing down on every bone in her body. The eerie silence of the chamber felt heavier than usual, thick with unspoken tension. Her lips were dry, her limbs weak, but her mind was clear — unusually clear. She sat up, bracing herself against the stone wall as the memory of her conversation in the dark realm came rushing back.

And then she saw her — Solmyra, standing just a few steps away, dressed in a flowing robe that shimmered like smoke and starlight. Her silver-white hair was no longer dull and dry. It had darkened slightly, glistening like newly spun silk, and her face, once creased and lined by time, looked strikingly youthful. Her eyes glowed with an unnatural vibrancy, like someone who had just drunk from the fountain of youth.

Serena’s heart clenched with realization. “You’re after my youth,” she said, her voice hoarse but steady.

Solmyra's lips curled into a knowing smile. “You’re intelligent,” she said with something al
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