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Chapter 90: The Unmaking

작가: B. J. VALE
last update 최신 업데이트: 2026-01-11 09:00:33

**Kael's Point of View**

The world didn't just fade away; it was taken apart piece by piece.

The song was the first thing to go. The Anima Mundi's constant, thrumming symphony that had been in my blood and bones since the unification—a beautiful, complex chord of emerald growth and obsidian stability—was broken. It wasn't a soft closing, like a door. It was a violent, mental amputation. The connection, which had felt as deep and important as my own nervous system, was cut off at the root, leaving behind a raw, screaming void. The map of my territory, which used to be painted in bright, living light across the canvas of my mind, is now blank. The pack's life force, the whisper of the old trees, and the chuckle of the clear streams were all gone. The silence that filled the space was more than just quiet. It

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