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Chapter 76: The Psychic Duel
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2026-04-01 08:49:46The world split down the middle.
That was the only way Kiera could describe it—the moment her mind collided with the other presence, the one that wore her face but not her soul.
The forest vanished.
The cave vanished.
Ronan’s voice—strong, grounding, safe—was ripped away as if swallowed by vacuum.
And then there was only white.
Not light.
Space.
A vast,
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