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Battle of Eldoria

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The sky broke before the walls did.

It wasn't thunder. It wasn’t flame. It was a soundless shatter, like celestial glass being dragged across the heavens, invisible but deafening in its omen. The clouds twisted into a jagged spiral, revealing a dark rift opening wide above Eldoria’s once-proud capital, a city known for its soaring spires, echoing music halls, and a sky full of stars.

Now?

Now it trembled. Shaken to its foundation beneath a war already unfolding.

At dawn, the Watchers of Eldoria lit the eastern flame beacon, a signal etched in ancient protocol, one that had not been used in a hundred years. A warning. An alarm. The sign of invasion.

But no enemy battalion crested the hill. No cavalry sounded their charge.

This enemy came as a shadow.

It oozed from the Veil like ink spilled across a map, dark and formless, crawling over the landscape in a storm of night. Creatures twisted by Morvani’s insatiable hunger, their forms broken and bound by curses so old they predated written
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