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Chapter Seventy-five

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Aria's POV

The dark aspect didn't wait for consensus. She reached for divine power with both hands, pulling moonlight into herself like breathing.

"Stop her!" Authority commanded, but held by my mother, she lacked the power to enforce it.

"Why?" Dark-me asked, silver light already threading through her form. "This is what we were born for. What we've denied ourselves out of fear."

She rose, not floating but reality bending to place her above us. Each second brought more power, more divinity, m
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