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What The Spirits Saw

Auteur: Demiurgos
last update Date de publication: 2026-02-28 04:34:44

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"I saw it!"

Seraphina's voice echoed loud through the entrance . Her eyes were stretched wide , not with excitement, but with the kind of terror that crawls up from somewhere deep and ancient. Heavy mist escaped her lips with every exhale, proof that she had run the entire length from her chambers without slowing once.

The council chamber went stiff.

Every head turned, every pair of eyes locked onto her silhouette at the doorway — disordered, heaving, wild in a way that didn't suit
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