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Chapter 28: The God’s Judgment

Penulis: Nana A
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The ground trembled as the silver-flamed figure descended, the sky above still torn open like a wound that wouldn’t close.

I couldn’t move.

Not because of fear—though gods knew I felt it—but because the sheer power radiating from the being before me froze the air, turned my bones to ice.

Kael staggered, his wolf form crouched low, ears flattened, a growl rumbling deep in his throat.

Damon stared, his monstrous face twisted in a snarl, as if even he hadn’t expected this.

The god landed, silver fire crackling at its feet, and raised its gaze—two eyes like twin stars burning in the night.

“Elara,” the voice echoed, deeper than thunder, older than time itself. “Luna of the Star. You have tampered with the balance.”

I forced myself to stand straighter, the Luna Star’s light pulsing wildly in my chest. “The balance was shattered the moment he—” I pointed at Damon, “—let the dark god inside him!”

The silver god tilted its head, studying me like a curious child might study a wounded b
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