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Chapter Sixty

Author: A.C
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-20 05:06:14

The trees wept crimson, sap turning to blood as darkness spread its roots through the forest. Each leaf shriveled, each branch curled as though retreating from the presence of whatever Caden had unleashed. And yet, he stood in the center of the chaos, untouched, eyes closed, lips moving in silent conversation with the thing that had followed him back.

Selene stumbled backward, her breath catching as the screams of the forest echoed through her bones. Agnes gripped her arm, forcing a charm into her palm. "You need to listen to me now," the old seer said, her voice sharp. "What follows him isn’t just a creature—it’s a fracture. A rift in the veil. It will consume everything."

"Then why is he still standing?" Rowan demanded, shielding both of them as more of the shadowy tendrils erupted from the earth.

"Because he thinks he can control it," Agnes spat. "But he can’t. That thing doesn’t bargain. It devours."

Selene stared ahead at Caden, trying to piece together what remained of the man s
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