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Chapter 60: The Stone Communion

작가: Sloane Sterling
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The first statue stepped off its pedestal at 4:23 AM.

It didn't fall. That would have been almost manageable — stone hitting stone, the clean finality of something broken. Instead it stepped, one foot and then the other, with the grinding deliberateness of something that had never done this before and was working out the mechanics in real time. The sound was wrong in the specific way that sounds are wrong when they come from things that shouldn't be making sounds at all.

Breckett said something
Sloane Sterling

The ultimate betrayal. 🗡️🩸 Just when Elena manages to shatter the Sisters' hold on the stone Lunas, the real threat reveals herself in the rafters. We should have known Katerina Voss wouldn't hand over her father's secrets without a catch. 📁🐍 Finding out that the 'safe haven' Sarah led them to is actually the second facility changes the entire game. 🏛️🚨 Katerina has the detonator, and the coalition is trapped in the sanctuary. Do you think she's going to blow the facility, or is she after Silas? 💣👦 Drop a '🚨' if your heart is pounding! — Sloane Sterling

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