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CHAPTER 116

Author: Anonymous Lee
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-20 23:33:56

“Long time no see.”

The rogue froze.

He turned—slow, hesitant—and met the golden gaze of Elias, who now stood casually in the corner of the high chamber, arms folded, one hip resting against the shattered window.

The wind stirred his hair. Golden fire crackled at his fingertips.

“How—how did you—”

“I told you.” Elias tilted his head, smiling without humor. “I found you.”

The rogue’s face twisted behind layers of glamour, flickering under stress. The disguise melted away—revealing the sharp bone structure, the eyes like wet ink, the scars across the collarbone Elias had seen before.

Yes.

He remembered now.

In dreams. Visions. Flash-memories of the Hall of Ascendancy.

This face had lurked in corners. Behind pillars. Always watching. Always whispering.

“You were there,” Elias murmured. “Always slinking between thrones. Speaking lies into the ears of gods. A blade in your sleeve. A traitor from the beginning.”

The rogue’s lips curled. “So the child remembers.”

Elias straightened slowly, b
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