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Chapter 128 : A Farewell to the Fallen

Author: Pixie Snow
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The morning was heavy with quiet determination. The survivors of the battle moved through Nighthaven’s halls with somber purpose, their grief etched into every step. Zoe stood on the balcony overlooking the courtyard, her gaze distant. The weight of their losses pressed on her, but she knew she couldn’t let it consume her. They needed something lasting, something to honor the lives lost in their fight against the darkness.

Ellara joined her, her presence a steadying force. “You’ve been standing here for hours,” the witch said softly.

Zoe nodded, her voice low. “I keep thinking about them. Sara, Nikola, the others. They deserve more than to just... fade away in memory.”

Ellara followed her gaze, her expression pensive. “Then let’s make sure they’re remembered. Something that will stand long after this fight is over.”

Zoe turned to her, a spark of hope in her eyes. “A statue. Something that represents all of them, their courage, their sacrifice.”

Ellara smiled faintly. “We’ll need mater
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  • Shadows of Heart : The Awakening   Chapter 128 : A Farewell to the Fallen

    The morning was heavy with quiet determination. The survivors of the battle moved through Nighthaven’s halls with somber purpose, their grief etched into every step. Zoe stood on the balcony overlooking the courtyard, her gaze distant. The weight of their losses pressed on her, but she knew she couldn’t let it consume her. They needed something lasting, something to honor the lives lost in their fight against the darkness.Ellara joined her, her presence a steadying force. “You’ve been standing here for hours,” the witch said softly.Zoe nodded, her voice low. “I keep thinking about them. Sara, Nikola, the others. They deserve more than to just... fade away in memory.”Ellara followed her gaze, her expression pensive. “Then let’s make sure they’re remembered. Something that will stand long after this fight is over.”Zoe turned to her, a spark of hope in her eyes. “A statue. Something that represents all of them, their courage, their sacrifice.”Ellara smiled faintly. “We’ll need mater

  • Shadows of Heart : The Awakening   Chapter 127 : The Weight of Loss

    The hallway to Zoe’s room stretched endlessly before her. Each step echoed softly against the stone walls, a haunting reminder of how quiet Nighthaven had become. Cassius walked beside her, his presence steady, but the silence between them was heavy.As they neared her door, Zoe’s pace slowed. Her gaze drifted to the door across from hers—Sara’s room. She stopped abruptly, her hand gripping the pendant at her neck. The tears she had been holding back since the battle welled up, unbidden, spilling over as a sob tore from her throat.Cassius turned quickly, concern darkening his features. “Zoe..?”“I should’ve been able to save her,” she choked out, her words broken by sobs. “I... I should’ve done something.”Her knees buckled, but before she could collapse, Cassius was there, catching her in his arms. He sank to the floor with her, holding her tightly as she buried her face in his chest. The dam had broken, and the grief she had suppressed for hours came pouring out in waves.“I should’

  • Shadows of Heart : The Awakening   Chapter 126 : Remnants of the Battle

    The sun light was weak, its pale rays filtering through the tangle of forest branches as Zoe, Cassius, Ellara, and the survivors stumbled away from the battlefield. The air was heavy with the stench of blood and burnt magic, and every step felt like a struggle against the weight of loss.They moved in silence, each person lost in their own thoughts. Zoe leaned heavily on Cassius, her body battered but her spirit still clinging to the thin thread of determination. The moonstone pendant at her neck felt cool now, its once-blazing energy spent, and she could feel its weight like a reminder of the power they had wielded - and the price they had paid.Ellara led the way, her staff glowing faintly as she used the last of her magic to sense for danger. “We’ll stop here,” she said, her voice hoarse, pointing to a small clearing sheltered by ancient trees. “We need to tend to the wounded before we go any farther.”Zoe nodded, her throat tight as she glanced back at their small group. Only a han

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    The forest was alive with chaos. The air shimmered with volatile energy, the kind that burned the lungs and made every breath a battle. Caelum stood at the center of it all, his wings stretched wide, their edges crackling with dark power. His glowing eyes seemed to pierce through each of them, mocking and dismissive.“You’ve come all this way, only to fall here.” His voice echoed like a sinister melody, curling around Zoe and her companions, weighing down their resolve.Zoe clenched her fists, the moonstone pendant at her neck pulsing in time with her racing heart. “You’ve underestimated us before, Caelum. You won’t get the chance again.”His laughter was sharp and biting. “You think your courage means anything against me? Against this?” He gestured grandly to the chamber around them. The forest shimmered, leaves glowing with unnatural light, and the ground beneath their feet cracked and trembled.The warriors stationed on the balconies above tightened their bowstrings, their glowing a

  • Shadows of Heart : The Awakening   Chapter 124 : The Ironclaw Gauntlet

    The clearing pulsed with tension as if the very forest were alive and braced for the coming storm. The air was thick with the coppery tang of blood and the ozone scent of magic. Zoe stood at the forefront of her group, her wolf instincts sharpening her senses to the hilt. Around her, Cassius, Ellara, and the last remnants of their allies held their ground, bracing themselves for what they knew was an inevitable clash.The Ironclaw warriors, twisted creatures of sinew and shadow, emerged from the darkness like wraiths, their glowing eyes fixed on the group with predatory intent. Their snarls reverberated through the night, primal and unforgiving, sending a chill down Zoe’s spine despite the fire burning within her.She could feel Nila stirring restlessly within, a coiled spring ready to unleash. We’ve faced worse, her wolf urged. We can win.But could they? Zoe's eyes flicked over her companions. Cassius, his jaw set in grim determination. Ellara, her grip on her staff trembling but unb

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