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Chapter 111: The Awakening of Velora

Auteur: Author Amstel
last update Date de publication: 2025-04-05 19:49:15

From the shattered remains of the monolith, the being known as Velora emerged, a force of primordial power, the last entity to ever stand against Erythos. Their presence was overwhelming, neither wholly human nor divine, and their gaze fell upon Elior and his companions with an intensity that bent reality itself.

Velora spoke in a voice that reverberated through the air, asking a single question: "Why have you woken me?"

Myrra stepped forward, her voice steady despite the weight of the moment.
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