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Chapter Seventy-six

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Aria's POV

"You've been playing us all," Dark-me said, divine power flickering with betrayal. "Your own mother, your pack, reality itself."

Luna stood calm in the face of our collective shock. "Not playing. Preparing. There's a difference."

Through bridge-state, she showed us everything—months of careful manipulation, each suggestion precisely timed, every revelation orchestrated. My daughter had been architect of our fate while pretending to discover it alongside us.

"The seven aspects of you weren't random," she explained. "They mirror the seven fundamental forces I've been cultivating. Scholar, Warrior, Bridge—those were just my practice runs. The real division was always meant to be reality itself."

"You want to split existence?" Wisdom gasped through Selene.

"I want to balance it. No more single goddess holding absolute authority. No more concentrated power corrupting inevitably. Instead, seven equal forces checking each other, requiring consensus for major changes."

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