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Chapter 191: The Fracture In The Light

Author: Nana A
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-03 04:16:03

Elara

I knew the second it happened.

The world didn’t just shift—it screamed.

The Veil’s song—gentle, steady, constant—splintered into jagged silence, leaving only the sound of my own heartbeat slamming against my ribs like a war drum.

For two years, I’ve lived with that melody humming at the edges of everything. It was the only thing keeping him out—keeping me safe.

And now?

Now the air tastes like smoke and iron and something darker, something old.

Kael is here.

I don’t need Solara’s whispers to tell me.

I don’t need the sentinels sprinting through the marble halls like ants scattered from a nest.

I feel it.

Deep in my bones, deep in the mark carved into my soul, thrumming like a stormcloud ready to split the sky.

The bond.

It’s been silent for so long.

Dead.

Cold.

I thought I killed it that night—thought the blade through his heart was enough to sever what fate had dared to tie between us.

I was wrong.

It’s awake now.

Wild.

Hungry.

And gods help me—it doesn’t j
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