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The fallen Heir

Author: Leo Lexcity
last update publish date: 2026-09-04 05:14:26

"The ritual... It's already begun."

Cassian's horrified voice echoed through the deserted streets as the pillar of black light pierced the heavens.

The Moon Key burned against my chest. I clutched it as I fell to one knee. It felt as if fire had seeped within my skin.

"Aria!" Kael shouted as he rushed toward my side.

"I'm fine," I lied through gritted teeth.

The pain subsided just enough for me to be able to stand. I looked toward the Sky Temple. The black pil
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