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CHAPTER 20

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last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-07-10 20:18:21

Aria’s POV

I saw Solara. It always begins with the same.

On seeing the woman screaming on the battlefield. My hands were soaked in blood, sticky and warm. I couldn’t breathe. Even to move.

She was dying in front of me. Her long hair was tangled in ashes, while her mouth opened very wide. No sound—just her eyes. Her name burned on my tongue.

“Solara...”

Then the flame devoured her.

I jolted awake, gasping, heart hitting my chest as if it was trying to break free.

Another dream. Another piece of
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