AlinaI couldn’t breathe.It felt as if the air itself was pressing against my ribs, like invisible hands were squeezing my chest, crushing me from the inside out. My lungs screamed for air, but every inhale was shallow, broken, and jagged. I blinked, but the world tilted, black spots dancing in the corners of my vision.The cold of the floor seeped into my bones, but worse was the ache. Not the kind that dulled after a while—no, this was the kind of pain that lingered, sharp and endless, the kind that reminded you you were alive only to torment you with that fact.I forced myself to sit upright, or at least try. My wrists ached where the restraints bound me, and every small movement made them bite into my skin. It wasn’t just my body that hurt—it was my head too, like my skull was filled with fog, heavy and suffocating. I tried to concentrate, to remember what I’d learned—spells, tricks, anything that might give me a way out—but nothing made sense. My mind was like water slipping thr
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