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Chapter 51 - I warned you, Elouria. Now I choose.

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The fire in the room dimmed.

The air thickened.

Even the torches on the walls flickered.

I backed away.

Kael’s body dropped to the floor, limp.

Thorne caught him.

The Seer was already whispering an incantation.

“Seal the mark,” she hissed. “Before he’s fully inside.”

I dropped to Kael’s chest, holding my palm to his skin.

My mark burned hot.

Then—

A spark.

The pulse stopped.

Kael coughed.

His eyes cleared.

He looked at me.

And whispered:

“He knows everything.

And he’s using me to choose.”

The silence afterward was worse than the fire.

Because now we knew.

The child wasn’t just a threat.

He was a weapon.

And he’d already chosen his host.

Kael didn’t speak for an hour.

He sat slumped against the stone wall, head tilted back, jaw t

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    Kael stirred against me, his breath shallow, his weight heavy in my arms. I didn’t realize I was crying until my tears sizzled against the fire still pulsing from my skin. I’d burned through Celeste’s shadows to save him.And it felt like I’d burned myself in the process.“Kael… you’re safe,” I whispered, brushing the blood and ash from his face.His eyes opened slowly, dark gold but clouded, like he didn’t know if I was real. “Rory… you—” His voice broke, and I pressed a finger to his lips.“Don’t talk. Just breathe.”Riven stood nearby, his expression carved from stone. He looked between me and Kael, his jaw tight.“You almost died saving him,” Riven said, his tone low, rough. “If I hadn’t taken half that fire—“I had to save him,” I snapped, though my voice trembled.Kael flinched slightly at the edge in my tone, his gaze shifting between us. “You… you let him take your fire?”The way he said it, quiet, accusing, twisted something deep in my chest.“Kael,” I whispered, “don’t do th

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