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Chapter 57: The Heir of Void and Flame

Author: Princess perpetual
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-03 00:04:18

Nyla’s POV

My hands were shaking as I held the tiny light in my palm, as I stood at the edge of the holy altar. Hot and dazzling, the fire swirled with its own life as it danced. My infant daughter was lying in my arms. Her eyes were wide and brimming with a youthful, yet ancient, fire.

I had the power to control the flame, a power that had been handed down through the years. It was hers now, though. And for her to have control over it as she matured, I had to attach it to her, make it a part of her. The item was risky, though.

I started the ceremony, letting the words escape my mouth like wind-blown whispers.

"I bind the fire within thee by blood and flame, by heart and soul."

As if trying to test my resolve, the fire's heat continued to rise. I pushed my fear aside and closed my eyes. It was necessary to accomplish this.

There was a peculiar movement in the air around us as the youngster in my arms cooed sweetly. The flame seemed to be alive and able to sense what was about to happe
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