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67: Older Entity

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MIA

My father’s throat worked as he swallowed hard.

“Gabriel,” Xavier growled. “Start talking.”

“I—” My father looked between us. “I thought we’d have more time. I thought the suppressants would hold longer.”

“What are you talking about?” I took another step forward.

“Using your power.” His voice cracked. “Even that small amount sent out a signal. Like a beacon.”

The room went very still.

“A beacon to who?” Falcon asked.

My father’s eyes met mine, that fear more than obvious now.

“To them,” he whispered. “The ones who’ve been hunting lunar witches for centuries.”

My knees felt weak. Xavier moved beside me. His hand on my lower back.

“And now,” my father continued. His whole body was shaking now. “They know there’s another lunar witch alive. And they’re coming for you.”

“Who are they?” Xavier demanded.

“I don’t know their true names. Your mother never told me. She said knowing would put me in danger.” My father ran a trembling hand through his hair. “But she called them the Hunters. An
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