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Chapter 162: The Necklace and the Crown

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~Omniscient

The night air in Obsidian still carried the smoke of battle. The ruins of Arelith’s ritual circle smoldered in the courtyard, silver ash scattering across the broken stones like spilled starlight. The wards were broken. The monsters were gone. And yet, the air pulsed with aftershocks of magic, as if the ground itself remembered every scream and strike.

Eira stood in the center of it all, her dark red hair gleaming like a beacon. She had been absent for too long, torn away into silence Now she stood, alive and unbowed, though exhaustion hung in the sharp lines of her face. Across from her, Ryan’s golden eyes fixed on her as if he could scarcely believe she was real.

It was Ryan who broke the silence. He stepped forward first, his arms still sore from channeling the destructive magic that had freed her. His gaze softened, relief pulling the corners of his mouth into something fragile. “Eira. Are you okay? What did she do to you?”

She turned to him, and though her exp
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