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CHAPTER FOURTY: UNSEEN FORCES

Author: BELLA
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I woke to the sound of distant thunder, the storm from the night before having long passed, but its effects lingering in the air. The forest around me felt different, quieter like the world was holding its breath. My body ached from the trial, the bruises and cuts serving as stark reminders of what I had faced, but there was no time to rest. I had come this far, and I would not falter now.

The rogue’s words echoed in my mind, There are more trials to come.

The bond at my neck pulsed faintly, li
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