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The chamber’s shadows still clung to Evelyn as she climbed the spiral staircase back to the library. Her hands trembled slightly, and her breath came unevenly, but inside her chest a fire had been lit—a fire that demanded she uncover every secret, no matter how dangerous.Lucien followed a step behind, silent, his amber eyes scanning the walls as though he could sense threats even in the faintest flicker of candlelight. Elias remained near the entrance of the library, waiting, his posture tense, fingers brushing the hilt of the dagger at his belt—a reflex he never allowed himself to ignore.Evelyn’s mind replayed the images from the Chamber of Remembrance. Faces of students long gone, battles fought in secret, shadows of the council’s hidden machinations—all intertwined with visions of her own bloodline. Some images left her heart pounding with fear, others with awe. She now understood a fragment of the immense responsibility that her mark carried.“You were gone longer than I expecte
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The air in Wind Grave Academy was heavy that evening, thick with the scent of damp stone and old magic. Evelyn moved cautiously down the hall, her mind still echoing with the trials she had faced in the Labyrinth. Her muscles ached, her pulse still quickened, but there was an edge to her now—a sense that she was no longer just a student, but someone who could shape the power that stirred within her blood.Lucien’s warning whispered in her mind: The darkness inside you will not forgive hesitation.She pressed her hand against the wall, steadying herself, trying to suppress the tremor in her fingers. Every corner she turned seemed alive, the shadows curling with secrets she didn’t yet understand. And yet, a strange clarity had come with the trial. She had faced fear, illusions, and even herself, and survived.A soft click echoed from a nearby corridor. Evelyn froze.“Evelyn.”The voice was calm, measured, carrying the weight of authority and warmth all at once. Elias emerged from the sh
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Evelyn awoke to the faint scent of burning candles and the distant echo of footsteps. Her muscles ached from the surge of power she had felt in the sanctum, but it was more than exhaustion—it was a reminder that her bloodline had awakened, and with it, responsibilities she had never anticipated.The morning light crept through the tall windows of her room, painting the stone walls in muted gold. She rose quietly, careful not to wake the others. Lucien had left her with a warning the previous night: The awakening is only the beginning. The first trial awaits.Evelyn’s heart thumped. She didn’t know what to expect, but instinct told her it would test her in ways beyond mere physical endurance. She dressed quickly, fastening the buttons of her academy uniform with trembling fingers, and made her way down the winding corridors.The academy seemed different this morning—alive in ways she hadn’t noticed before. Shadows flickered unnaturally, whispers seemed to chase her from one hall to ano
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The night had fallen, but the corridors of Wind Grave Academy were anything but silent. Shadows moved like living things, and the flicker of candlelight along the stone walls gave every archway an air of menace. Evelyn’s pulse thumped in her ears as she made her way toward the east wing—an area rarely used, whispered about among students as forbidden.She had to go there. The parchment from the library had hinted at something buried in the oldest section of the academy, something connected to her bloodline. She clutched it tightly in her hand, the jagged script burned faintly into her memory. Choose wisely, or you will be chosen.The hallways grew narrower, colder. A draft slid along her neck, tugging at her robes, and she wrapped them closer, her other hand tracing the carved symbols in the walls—symbols that seemed older than the academy itself. Whispers filled the air, barely audible, like the stones themselves were warning her to turn back.“You really insist on wandering alone?”
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The morning sun filtered weakly through the stained-glass windows of Wind Grave Academy, casting fractured patterns across the stone floors. The halls, usually filled with the low murmur of students and the clatter of hurried footsteps, were eerily quiet. Evelyn moved carefully, her senses still sharp from the previous night’s trial, every shadow and whisper magnified in her mind.She passed the old oak staircase, running her hand along the polished railing, feeling the pulse of the academy beneath her fingertips. It was alive, she realized, more alive than she had ever imagined. Every corridor, every classroom, every empty hallway seemed to breathe with hidden purpose. And it remembered everything—including her trial, even before the Grimoire had been opened.Evelyn’s thoughts drifted to Lucien and Elias, the tension of their uneasy alliance echoing in her mind. Lucien had been present in her trial in spirit if not in body, a shadow of guidance and challenge. His amber gaze lingered
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The hidden chamber still hummed with residual energy from the Grimoire as Evelyn set her trembling hands upon its cover. The air was thick, saturated with power that seemed to pulse in rhythm with her heartbeat. Her chest rose and fell rapidly, each breath shallow, as though the walls themselves were drawing the oxygen from the room.“Are you ready?” Ava’s voice was calm, almost eerily so, yet the weight of expectation hung like a shadow over Evelyn’s shoulders.Evelyn swallowed hard, nodding. “I… I think so.”Ava stepped back, gesturing to the ancient tome. “This is your trial. You will be tested in ways you’ve never imagined. The Grimoire will reveal truths—but it will also ask for something in return. Be strong, Evelyn. Trust yourself, and trust no one else here but your instincts.”Evelyn’s fingers traced the embossed symbols on the Grimoire’s cover. They felt alive, vibrating beneath her touch. Taking a deep breath, she opened the book.The moment the cover cracked open, a gust o
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