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Chapter 90 ~ Unleashed

作者: Clinton Edits
last update 最終更新日: 2025-12-28 20:57:28

{Ava’s POV}

The silence did not shatter.

It bowed.

That was the difference.

The moment after the Palace broke, the battlefield didn’t erupt into chaos— it hesitated, like every living thing present had felt the pressure in the air and was waiting to see whether it would survive what came next.

I felt it too.

The grief inside my chest did not recede when I stepped forward. It didn’t dull or soften. It settled, heavy and vast, sinking deep instead of tearing me apart.

That was new.

For the first time since my power awakened, the eclipse did not surge blindly. It did not scream for release. It waited— coiled, attentive, and very obedient.

The shadows around my arms thickened, not lashing, not flaring. They wrapped close, dense as muscle, as if my body had always been meant to wear them this way.

I breathed in.

And the grounds breathed with me.

Rebels froze mid-advance. Palace warriors lifted their heads slowly, eyes wide, as if waking from a nightmare into something worse— or better.

The
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