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Chapter 234: They Used It

Author: Clare
last update publish date: 2026-07-21 12:33:56

The defeat of the conspiracy should have been the end. But in the chaos of the battle, something had been taken—something that should never have existed in the first place.

Morwen discovered it three days later, when she went to inventory the estate's most secure vault.

"The Hollow's heart is gone," she said, her voice flat with shock. "Someone took it during the attack."

Clara felt the blood drain from her face. "The Hollow's heart? I thought we destroyed it."

"We destroyed its physical form.
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