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Chapter 79 – The Hollowing

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Elira

I stopped asking how long I’ve been here.

It doesn’t matter. Not in this place.

Not when the hours melt into each other like candle wax—slow, warm, and irreversible.

I don’t even remember what my voice used to sound like when I screamed.

Now, when I speak, the air obeys.

Today, I turned ash into bone. Wrapped the spine of a long-dead creature in velvet shadow and watched it twitch like it wanted to remember being alive. Maela clapped. Ash smiled. I curtsied, still glowing.

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