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Thirty Seven

Author: Kaelnight
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-15 13:00:31

CHAPTER 37: THE HIDDEN SIGN

I had no idea how long we had been stuck in that hidden room. Time felt frozen. The room was cold and damp, filled with the scent of rusted iron, old dust, and lingering magical energy that made it hard to breathe. Every breath felt like swallowing a dark piece of history.

Luna was still lying on the floor, her body wrapped in the thin blanket Elena had brought. She looked so fragile. Her breath... it was still there. But faint. Far too faint. I crouched beside her, touching her cold forehead, my lips trembling, unable to form words.

“Stay with me, Luna... Please... don’t leave again,” I whispered, more a prayer than a plea. My voice cracked, and tears fell without permission. I tried to hold them back, tried to stay strong. But how could I? She was my sister. The only one left from a home that was already destroyed.

Meanwhile, Kael moved swiftly among the sturdy rows of old shelves. They were f

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