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Chapter 96: The Witch of the Peaks

Author: J.Reeves
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-03 18:46:43

Aurora’s POV

The inner chamber of the Frostbound Peaks felt alive with magic.

Warmth radiated from floating lanterns — flames suspended midair, flickering gold and blue as if they breathed.

Shelves carved straight into ancient glacier walls held treasures: leather-bound tomes etched in runes, scrolls tied with moon-silk, crystals humming faintly, relics wrapped in shadowed cloth.

But none of it stole my breath the way she did.

At the far end of the chamber stood a witch.

Hooded. Bent with age.

Yet thrumming with a power that made the air tighten around her.

She lifted her head as if she had been waiting centuries.

Her voice cracked like stone splitting under frost.

“You walk in Belle’s shadow, child.”

My heart stopped so violently it almost hurt.

I took one hesitant step closer. “You… knew her?”

The witch slowly raised trembling hands and pulled back her hood.

Her hair was silver, braided tightly with small strands of frost and tiny snow-white roots. Her skin was lined with age and m
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