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Chapter 47 - She’s not possessed! She’s fighting it!

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last update Last Updated: 2025-08-16 08:02:49

“You’ve become the center.”

A gust of wind slammed into the balcony.

Riven grunted.

The stone cracked under our feet, a sharp splintering sound.

We backed away fast as a narrow line of fire split the tile between us.

From that crack—

A whisper.

One word.

“Choose.”

Riven stepped forward, staring into the split floor like it was breathing.

Then he whispered, almost like he didn’t mean to say it:

“Kael.”

I turned slowly.

“What?”

He looked up at me.

“Something in there… it knows him.”

I grabbed his wrist.

“What did you see?”

He shook his head. “It wasn’t a vision. It was a memory.”

“Yours?”

“No,” he whispered.

“Hers.”

Behind us, thunder cracked, hard and close.

Kael stormed up the stairs, armor half-on, fists clenched.

He stopped when he saw the floor, the split stone, and the faint glow of the Gate below.

“What the hell happened?” he asked.

Before I could answer—

Riven spoke.

“You’ve been hearing it too, haven’t you?”

Kael went still.

Then said, “Yes.”

The three of us stood in silence, w
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