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Chapter 112 The Things She Missed

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The first thing Caelith noticed was the warmth. A soft blanket covered her. Something familiar surrounded her. For a moment, she did not open her eyes. She was too tired.

Her body felt heavy, as though she had been pulled out of a river and left to dry without ever truly leaving the water.

Voices drifted around her. Distant. Muffled. Impossible to hold onto.

"...still sleeping."

"She's been like this for hours."

"Her condition is improving."

Someone moved near her
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