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Chapter 6

Author: StaceSteele
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"The Convergence," Xaihuang's voice seemed to come from very far away. "She's accessing the collective memory."

Strong hands gripped her shoulders, pulling her back from the coin. The visions faded, leaving her gasping and disoriented. Marcus's face swam into focus, his eyes bright with concern.

"What did you see?" he asked urgently.

"Choices," Sage managed. "Three different futures, all of them..." She trailed off, trying to process what she'd experienced. "The dragons in the visions—they weren't hiding. In any of the futures."

Xaihuang moved closer, his expression intense. "Because hiding is no longer sustainable, my dear. The digital age has made concealment a losing battle." He gestured toward the pool with his cane. "Every smartphone, every wireless signal, every piece of modern technology creates interference patterns that weaken our glamour magic. DragonCoin is simply the final catalyst."

Sage steadied herself against the alcove, her mind still reeling from the visions. "But if
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