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CHAPTER 79: A CURSED ACT

Author: Rahmat Ry
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-31 20:00:21

The chains of silver light seared the skin of Siron’s neck, hoisting him upward like a hooked fish. The air was crushed out of his lungs. Through the haze of pain, he saw Kit, or rather, Kit’s body suspended from an oak branch in an unnatural way, like a marionette dangling from invisible strings. A wide, manic grin stretched across his cheeks, and his silver eyes radiated a dizzying, blinding light.

"You have made a wise decision, Warden," the Whisperer’s voice echoed, saturating the small forest. "Unite with me, and this suffering shall end."

From below, the shouts of Elara and Stefan rang out, followed by a burst of golden energy from Elara’s dagger. But the silver light surrounding Kit formed a spherical shield, absorbing the attack with ease.

"Obsolete symbols," the Whisperer mocked. "Your power stems from the same ley lines, Elara. But you limit yourself with dogma."

Siron struggled to draw breath. "Let... Kit... go... first."

"Let him go? He is our bridge. Through his eyes, you
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