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Obsidian Fault

Auteur: G.V.STELLARIS
last update Date de publication: 2026-09-14 13:28:27

MAYA'S POV

The heat rising through the fractured dais was melting the leather soles of the guards’ boots.

Less than five paces away, the obsidian herald remained anchored in the lava pit, its colossal arms dripping incandescent magma that hissed as it devoured the millennia‑old granite. Its volcanic‑glass chest throbbed with a scarlet glow, sending out continuous shockwaves that made the hall’s twelve pillars groan.

Beside me, Lawrence did not wait for the creature to repeat its ultimatum.

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