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The Crimson Judgment

Author: dave_writes
last update publish date: 2026-08-06 05:18:12

The sanctuary held its breath.

The silver light surrounding the ancient altar no longer shimmered with quiet reverence. It darkened, spreading slowly across the marble floor like blood soaking into fresh snow.

Every heartbeat echoed louder than the last.

No one spoke.

Even the wounded Guardians forgot their pain.

Eldric stared at the altar as though it had become something he no longer recognized.

His weathered face drained of color.

"No..."

His whisper barely carried through the chamber.

"No..
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