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Chapter 243: The Price

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METATRON’S POV

The night was heavy with storm clouds, the kind that whispered of omens and endings. I stood at the center of the ancient altar, my palms bleeding over the runes carved deep into the stone. Each drop of blood glowed red, feeding the spell that could change everything, or destroy me completely.

I took a deep breath. “For them,” I whispered. “For my children. For my world.”

The winds rose, sharp and cold. The sigils on the ground began to pulse, alive with light. My voice shook as I chanted the ancient incantation, the one I swore I’d never use again.

The earth trembled. A divine hum filled the air.

Then, a blinding light cracked through the darkness.

She appeared, the Goddess, she was clothed in radiance so bright that the stars themselves dimmed in her presence. Her long silver hair flowed like liquid moonlight, and her eyes held the depth of eternity. Her feet never touched the ground.

“Metatron,” she said softly, her voice echoing across realms. “You summon me once mo
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