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The Ancient Mirrow

Author: Splendid Benny
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-26 03:56:59

Everyone thought it was over when Nyra disappeared, and Ceryn retreated with her Wolves, but honestly, I knew the war hadn’t even begun.

Nyra had snagged the Mirror of the First Vessel—and deep down, I had this gut feeling that she was about to reveal something that no one was prepared for.

“I saw that mirror once,” I quietly told Aether while we stood in the council chamber. “I saw it in a dream… or maybe a memory. Honestly, I can't tell anymore.”

Aria stood next to me, silent and pale as a ghost.

“That mirror belonged to the first Vessel,” she finally said. “Legend has it that it doesn’t just reflect your image—it shows your true self, your deepest secret, your past, even the stuff you’d rather not face, and sometimes your future.

Aether’s jaws tightened. “If Nyra uses it, she’s not just admiring herself.” She’s up to something, trying to awaken past secrets and forgotten spirits.

“Something of a sort,” Aria replied, her voice heavy. “It also means she’s searching for the Vessel’s
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  • Rejected by my Alpha, the Moon goddess chose me.   A kissing competition

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