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Chapter 84: Six to Go

Author: White Dove
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-30 23:29:06

At the altar, Aiden had finally reached the stone. He could see it clearly now… a perfect blue crystal, about the size of his fist, pulsing with inner light. It sat in the carved depression like it had been waiting there for centuries.

He reached out slowly, carefully, his fingers hovering just above the surface.

Behind him, the battle raged on. He could hear Damon's snarls, Dazzle's battle cries, the guardian's roars of fury.

His fingers touched the stone.

It was warm. Almost hot. But not painfully so. He wrapped his hand around it and lifted it from its resting place.

The moment he did, the guardian let out an ear-splitting shriek.

The creature turned away from Damon and the others, its burning eyes locking onto Aiden with sudden, terrible clarity. All the illusions vanished instantly, leaving only the real Aiden standing there at the altar, the stone clutched in his hand.

"THE THIEF!" the guardian roared.

It started toward him, moving with renewed fury, the ground shaking with each
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