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Chapter Seventy

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Chapter Seventy — The Fourth World

The crack in the sky widened.

Elara stood beneath it, staring at the world forming beyond the opening. At first, there was only darkness. Then light appeared inside it, spreading slowly like the first sunrise of a new universe.

Mountains rose from nothing.

Oceans filled empty valleys.

Stars appeared across a violet sky.

A world was being born before their eyes.

But something about it felt wrong.

Elara could feel the connection between the five existing worlds.
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