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Chapter Thirty-Three: A Fate Worse Than Death?
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CASPIAN Who could it be? My eyes widened in surprise as Gladys stepped across the threshold to join us in the hallway. My mind raced—who could have broken the barrier? I moved forward, extending my hand to test the air, but my fingers met nothing. The invisible wall was gone.I turned sharply toward Gladys. "Is Victoria back?"She shook her head. "You may go in. She is waiting for the two of you," she said, gesturing toward the room.Asher and I stepped inside, with Gladys following close behind. I wondered who possessed the strength to nullify Victoria’s spell. The answer, though obvious, had eluded my perturbed mind until the moment I saw her."Móðir Elara?" My mouth parted in shock.Asher and I halted instantly. We hadn’t heard a word from her for months; I had feared she might have passed away without our knowledge. Yet here she was, alive and well, looking as radiant as ever. Selina stood beside her as Elara cooed at the pups, drawing delighted giggles from all three.Elara ro
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VICTORIA Malachi surged back to life with a startling, racking cough. I reared back in shock, my backside hitting the ground painfully. Through the tears still clouding my vision, I watched him slowly register his new surroundings before his gaze finally settled on me."Vicky," he croaked, his voice brittle and thin.I slammed my palms against his chest, more tears spilling down my face. "You scared me! I thought you were dead!"Malachi grunted at the impact, and I immediately withdrew, remembering the agony he had endured in Massachusetts's bondage and the trauma of his return."I was... dead?" Malachi asked, his tone wavering with confusion.I sniffled, blinking back tears. "Are you asking me or telling me?" I asked, my voice husky. He simply shook his head; his mental faculties had clearly not fully processed his resurrection.I reached for him, touching his skin. Though he was still chilled by the climate, I sensed a faint, underlying warmth. Life was pulsing within him. Elated,
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ASHER I roused to wakefulness, my eyes registering the darkened sky and the skeletal shadows of the ruins left in the wake of the spiritual battle. The explosion that had claimed my consciousness had been massive and deafening; it took a moment for my reflexes to kick back in. I stood on wobbly feet, still shaken by the cataclysmic force of those final moments.Memories drifted back—haunting and horrific. I squeezed my eyes shut as agony seared through the depths of my being. I remembered her death. Her second death. It was a pain far worse than the manner in which her previous life had ended. Another sacrifice to save us all. I clenched my jaw, my gut tightening. My heart burned so fiercely it was hard to breathe, and not just because of the dust clouds polluting the air and obscuring the far side of the barrier."Kaida," I whispered her name.I looked around the wreckage. The once-alluring landscape of Massachusetts' abode now resembled a vast wasteland. There was nothing left but
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