BETRAYED BY HER BLOOD, CLAIMED BY THE NIGHT
The orange blade didn't hit her; it hit the wall of sapphire light and disintegrated, the Void-energy being consumed by the sheer, raw intensity of the discharge.
The Sentinel was thrown backward, his heavy frame skipping across the obsidian floor like a stone on water. He hit the wall of the inner sanctum with a crash that shook the foundations of the tower, his armor cracked and leaking black, oily hydraulic fluid.
Pella stood in the center of the dais, her breath coming in short, ragged gasps. She looked down at her hands. They weren't turning to crystal. There was no sapphire-jade skin, no silver hair. But her veins were glowing with a bright, electric indigo, pulsing in time with the di
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