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Chapter 113

Author: Aurora
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-10-02 17:48:58

The ground opened up like a hungry mouth.

Cassian dropped into the dark sinkhole. He threw his arms out wildly. His hands caught the jagged edge of the rocks. He dangled over the pitch black void of the abandoned silver mine. His legs kicked in the empty air.

"Help me!" Cassian screamed. His cynical attitude vanished entirely. Pure terror twisted his face.

The edge of the hole continued to crumble. The loose gravel slipped beneath his gripping fingers. He was going to fall.

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