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Chapter 77

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My breath hitched.

I knew those faces.

Devon. Lilith.

Two of Abbadon's closest followers.

They stood in the midst of the vampires like ghosts, their presence alone drawing attention. Devon's hulking form radiated silent menace, his icy blue eyes searching the battlefield with calculated consideration. Lilith, small but equally deadly, was rigid, her eyes locking onto mine before flicking toward Abbadon's crumbling form.

Something in me broke at the sight of him there, motionless, his unconquerable presence a mound of slowly rotting flesh.

No.

No.

I staggered forward, my heart racing against my ribs, a sob rending my throat.

"Abbadon—" My voice was rough, hardly recognisable, a mix of denial and desperation.

Lilith moved.

Not walked—moved.

A black blur of energy, so fast my eyes barely tracked her until she was suddenly beside me. A moment. That was all it took.

The battlefield warped.

The ring of steel on steel and the snarls of beasts were silent. The reek of blood and burned flesh w
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