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The Crown’s Judgment

作者: Lady min
last update 公開日: 2026-07-11 00:20:12

The ancient doors groaned as they slowly opened.

A brilliant silver radiance spilled into the corridor, forcing everyone to shield their eyes. The light wasn’t harsh. It was warm, almost welcoming, carrying with it the faint scent of moon lilies and fresh rain.

For several long seconds, no one dared move.

Even the Hollow Ones stopped their assault.

The corrupted warriors stood motionless, their empty black eyes fixed on the chamber beyond the doors. Fear—something they should no longer have
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