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Chapter Fifty-four

作者: Just_Felicia
last update 最終更新日: 2025-12-15 16:24:41

Aria's POV

Every breath was a thousand breaths. Every heartbeat echoed across infinite timelines. I stood in the training ground, but I also stood in every possible version of it—some where we'd won, some where we'd lost, some where we'd never existed at all.

"Aria, focus on my voice." Dimitri's hand touched my shoulder, and his singular presence became an anchor in the storm of possibilities.

"I can see it all," I whispered, watching realities layer over each other like transparent sheets. "Every choice creating ripples. If I step left, three timelines shift. If I step right, seven collapse."

"Then don't step," Kieran said from my other side, his warmth grounding me in this specific moment. "Stand still until you understand the weight."

But standing still was choosing too. In seventeen timelines, my stillness caused catastrophe. In forty-three, it prevented disaster. In infinite others, it meant nothing at all.

"This is what madness feels like," I laughed, the sound fracturing acros
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