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When the Veil Bleeds

Author: A.C
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The Veil screamed.

It was not a sound that lived in air or ears, but one that split the mind. Selene clutched her skull as the ground beneath her vibrated, not from tremor but from unraveling. The magic that once held the realms in careful balance between life, death, spirit, and matter was tearing at the seams. The rift yawned wider behind the goddess’s vanished form, bleeding tendrils of darkness into the atmosphere, staining the sky like oil in water.

Beside Selene, Aelira swayed, her light flickering wildly. Rowan had one arm wrapped around her waist, keeping her upright as her energy fluctuated between lunar brilliance and void-born shadow. Agnes pressed her palm to the earth, trying to anchor herself in the leyline's remaining stability, but her face had gone pale, eyes rimmed in panic.

“There’s no balance left,” Agnes murmured. “The ley is collapsing into itself.”

“What does that mean?” Rowan asked, his voice raw.

“It means the Veil isn’t separating the realms anymore,” Agnes w
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  • The White Wolf Luna   When the Veil Bleeds

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