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Chapter 009

Author: Ava North
last update Last Updated: 2024-09-06 06:11:11

"We don't know what's happening and the whole city is now in fear over this." One of the women said and shuddered.

"This has to be some demon. It just has to be." Another chipped in between sobs.

Demons...

With a shudder of my own, I ran up the stairs and into my room.

I need to think - I need to think.

What was actually going on? Say there's a dark force or shit, doing this, what's their aim and what exactly do they want?

I sat down slowly on the bed, staring at my reflection on the mirror which stood at the other end of the room.

Death!

A voice screeched in my head and I froze, my eyes still glued to the mirror for whatever reason.

Suddenly, the reflection on the mirror slowly disappeared, leaving nothing but a blank dark wall.

My heart jumped into my throat but I kept staring at it,ignoring the fear racing through my veins, ignoring the way my head was suddenly spinning and the voice in my mind yelling at me to RUN.

Slowly, a hole formed on the mirror, like a magical portal, turnin
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