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Chapter 162: Mother and Daughter

Author: Gummy bear
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-04 02:06:16

The ritual chamber shook with each blow. Magic cracked through the air like thunder, illuminating the dark stone walls with bursts of chaotic color. Lenora’s robes billowed as she hurled a wall of shadow toward Luka, only for Naia to intercept it with a blast of shimmering blue light.

The young conduit’s breath came in sharp gasps. “She’s too strong,” she muttered, sweat lining her brow.

“She bleeds like the rest of them,” Mara snarled, lunging at Lenora with her claws bared.

Lenora met Mara’s charge with a flick of her wrist, sending her tumbling back with a concussive wave of force. Mara hit the wall hard, dust falling from the ceiling as she groaned and forced herself up again.

“Persistent mutts,” Lenora hissed. Her eyes gleamed red. “You don’t even understand what I’m becoming.”

She raised her arms again, pulling energy from the fractured soul circle beneath her. The chamber floor glowed as if the very bones of the earth were awakening at her call. Power rushed toward her like an
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