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CHAPTER 69: THE SPECTRUM OF ASH

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last update Date de publication: 2026-06-25 16:44:09

ELENA’S POV

The corridor outside the infirmary was freezing, but the sweat rolling down my neck felt like liquid lead. I marched toward the Great Hall, my leather boots clicking heavy and uneven against the stone. I kept my left hand shoved deep inside my jacket, pressing my palm hard against my collarbone.

Beneath my fingers, the skin was splitting.

It wasn't a phantom sensation anymore. A thin, jagged line was weeping a mixture of dark shadow fluid and a hot, golden-tinted crimson throu
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