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THE SOVEREIGN BOND

Author: Epiphannty
last update Last Updated: 2026-02-14 12:44:00

Kael → Elara POV

The chamber was silent before we arrived. Not the quiet of expectation, but the kind that felt like the world itself was holding its breath. Outside, storms had passed, but the air was thick with the remnants of power. The cracks in reality hummed faintly, a reminder that the universe had changed in the hours since Elara defied the Moon. Every step I took toward her felt both inevitable and impossible, as if gravity itself had shifted to acknowledge

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Elsa
This story started off good but it's confusing and the same words are repeated over and over. Barely any conversation and more inner dialogue. Not a love story for sure, just different and not for me.
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