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Ares asked before he kicked the manticore that was about to attack him from the side. Eleena didn't answer because she doesn't have any idea where Apollo is and why he didn't show up when she needed him the most. Ares tried to fight the manticores while also trying not to get bitten by them. Although he is a god, he won't heal if he gets bitten by a manticore.

Ran said. Oni sat on his lap and hugged him, equally as relieved as Alexis was. Ran's arm snaked around her. Alexis leaned forward. "We have to take this fight to Epic Cu. It's where the ceremonies…" He squeezed his eyes closed and rubbed his temples. When he opened his eyes, they weren't bleeding but were bloodshot. I touched his hand. "It's okay. The ceremonies are held in Epic Cu to initiate you. I think we all know that, so you don't have to speak of the initiation. But do you know how to stop the Collective?"

He was ready to face whatever hardships awaited him. As Azure glanced around, his gaze met Eros's intense and hostile stare. The hatred in Eros's eyes was palpable, a smoldering fire fueled by envy and insecurity. It was clear that Azure's growing strength threatened Eros's position and authority within the Eirian. Azure remained stoic, refusing to show any signs of fear or weakness. He knew Eros would be a formidable obstacle on his path to freedom.

"He's really influential and can help you out." "I.. I just want.. my name cleared," she stuttered. "I'll help you out on one condition." She looked at him. "Condition? What condition?" "Let's be friends," he replied. She smiled partly. "What's your name again?" "Avalon," he replied. "Just call me Avalon." No matter how much she thought about it, that weird feeling that he was the heir of the multi billion dollar enterprise kept coming to her.

He then took her hand and headed toward the door blissfully. I was deeply hurt, and I tried to stop them. However, my son bit me on the arm and looked at me with resentment. “Why can’t I go with Miss Leia? “If it weren’t for you, Miss Leia would’ve been my mom. How I wish that you were dead!” He must have hated me so much that he left a bleeding bite wound on my arm. During the standoff, a fire broke out in the hallway. We were trapped and waiting anxiously to be rescued.

He vigorously shook his head to wipe out the existence of such thoughts. Seeing her he pledged himself to not let anything harm her especially His Past. 'The roads of warmth Have battled my past, I swear to protect you From the hex they'll endeavor to caste. I won't let the malice of Toxicity Hinder the depths of MY APRICITY.'

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she vowed. Together, they watched the last flickers die—not in darkness, but in the promise of dawn yet to come Epilogue The Ember That Remains The embers pulsed low in the ceremonial brazier, casting soft golden light across the stone walls of the newly built Ember Hall. Around them, shelves filled with reclaimed manuscripts and recovered sigils whispered of ancient wisdom not hoarded, but shared. A circle of chairs stood unoccupied for now, waiting not for secrecy, but for seekers.

Lying in front of the shareholders like this? She stepped forward. "Aren't you afraid you'll be exposed and humiliate yourself?" "I'm telling you, leave now. When you get slapped in the face later, don't cry about it." Hudson followed up. "Damon, I know you're upset because of your father. We all understand. "But this isn't something you can joke about. This isn't a game." "Exactly." I curled my lips slightly, a chill spreading through my eyes. "This isn't a game."

Simply enough to interrupt the confrontation. "We don't have time for this." Her voice immediately shifted the atmosphere. Years hadn't diminished her authority. If anything, they had strengthened it. The room grew quiet. Even Damian reluctantly stepped back. Though his anger remained visible. Dangerously visible. Evelyn looked toward the basement door. Listening. Calculating. The gunfire above had stopped. That worried Seraphina. Because silence often meant something had changed. Something important. Something dangerous. Then Evelyn turned back toward them. "The Founder escaped."