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CHAPTER 109 – THE PRICE OF FORGIVENESS

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"Kill... me... now."

Lucien's broken voice echoed across the battlefield. Blood streamed from the gaping wound in his chest as the monstrous claws continued tearing through his body from within. Every second, more darkness escaped him, taking shape as writhing shadows that screamed with a thousand stolen voices.

Kael stood frozen. The silver blade trembled in his hand.

For so long, he had imagined facing the man responsible for every tragedy in his life. He had dreamed of justice. Of revenge. O
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