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Chapter Seventy-Three

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IVY’S POV

The fiery ring of the eclipse blazed above me, devouring the sky with its unnatural light. It wasn’t just a simple astronomical phenomenon, it was alive. The blazing circle glowed like the unblinking, merciless eye of some ancient god staring down at the world, judging, condemning. Its molten halo bled through the darkness, staining the battlefield in hues of gold and crimson, shadows twisting unnaturally across the torn earth.

The light I had summoned still hovered in the air around me— thick, molten, shimmering like liquid glass. It was alive with heat, alive with power, and the air rippled in its presence as if reality itself was trying to bend away from it. Every breath I took carried the sting of that heat into my lungs. The soldiers who had dared to stand against me moments ago were no longer men, just scorched silhouettes burned into the ground, faint smoke rising from where they had fallen. The silence where they had stood moments before was deafening.

Kane lay on th
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