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Chapter 47

Author: Athena David
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-04-08 16:50:31

The Obsidian Spire had never been this quiet.

Ash drifted slowly from the volcanic peak, coating the stone balconies in a thin gray veil. Torches flickered along the corridors, their flames bending as if sensing the surge of magic building within the castle.

Elara stood before the tall mirror in her chamber, staring at the gown laid carefully across the bed.

Midnight black.

Molten gold.

Dragon scales embroidered along the bodice.

Her fingers hovered over the fabric but did not touch
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