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Chapter 99

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Celest’s POV

I was in a trance. The world outside had gone silent.

Not just in sound, but in weight. The wind, the clouds, even time itself—it all felt like it had been muffled under layers of cotton and shadow. I didn’t know how long I had been here in the Seer’s hut. Maybe days. Maybe weeks. I only knew that when I looked into the mirror, I didn’t recognize the girl staring back.

She had my face.

But her eyes…

They shimmered with silver threads, glowing faintly even in shadow. My skin had grown paler. There were symbols blooming across my collarbone, curling down my spine—symbols I couldn’t read but the Seer whispered to like old friends.

“You’re unraveling,” she said softly one evening, her pale eyes flickering with something that wasn’t quite human. “But that’s the nature of divine power, child. It breaks before it becomes.”

I wanted to ask wh

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