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Chapter 105: The Heart of the Stone

مؤلف: Drea Drayne
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The Weaver's words, spoken in Vorlag's voice, were a physical blow. Kaelen staggered back, his sword arm lowering, his mind a maelstrom of disbelief and horror. The wall around Vorlag's hand continued to dissolve, the stone turning to black, oily dust that smelled of rot and ancient magic. The Weaver wasn't just using Vorlag as a puppet; she was using him as a key, a tool to bypass the very laws of physics and stone.

"You cannot stop me, little king," the Weaver's voice purred, a smug, confiden
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