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Chapter 94: Before the First Choice

Author: Whity
last update publish date: 2026-09-10 04:42:43

The words remained suspended in the air.

You were never the first.

Liana stared through the window.

The figure stood beyond the silver field, perfectly still.

The First Shadow.

Or something wearing its shape.

The child beside Liana tightened her grip.

"Don't listen to him."

Liana turned toward her.

"Why?"

"Because he wants you to remember."

"Then maybe I need to."

The child shook her head.

"Not yet."

A loud crack echoed through the house.

The Celestial Heart fractured again.

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