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Chapter Seven: Help and Answers

Author: Nellybee
last update publish date: 2025-06-14 21:40:11

Thalia

I woke up that morning with renewed strength and vigor. I was going on a quest to seek answers to the powers that was growing more stronger by the day. My eyes fluttered open, and for a brief moment, I forgot where I was. No chains. No cold dungeon walls. No sneering voices calling me "omega." Just trees, birdsong, and the steady thump of my heart.

This was freedom.

But freedom didn’t come with direction. I had no map. No one and no idea where I was headed. Or where I would seek answe
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