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Chapter 72: Into the Rift

作者: Nnenna
last update publish date: 2025-02-23 05:04:43

Cassian’s body went cold the instant he let go. The world around him vanished, and the weight of reality slipped away.

He wasn’t falling.

He wasn’t moving.

He just was.

A breath—if he could call it that—echoed around him, soft and slow, like the Rift itself was breathing him in.

Then—

Lena’s scream.

The sound shattered the silence, raw and desperate. It didn’t come from in front of him, or behind. It came from everywhere.

Cassian forced himself forward, even though there was no direction, no pa
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