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A blade gleamed silver black, quickly rushing for my throat. I rolled, fury and instinct taking over my body. The dagger kissed my cheek, sending fire across my skin, but missed my jugular by a whisper. “Kale!” I screamed, though I knew he was too weak to rise. The assassin snarled, mask glinting in the torchlight, his movements sharp and precise...trained, not a common rogue. His second strike came for my heart, but I caught his wrist, claws digging deep. Blood spilled, and still he pushed, eyes glowing faintly with a red I knew too well. Ritual blood.

While I transformed into my nude human form and bit my right wrist to allow my blood to drip on the divine circle that was carved into the floor for rituals. My blood ran along the outline of the divine circle which activated with a crimson-red glow. The temple walls and floor reflected veiny red lines flowing up to the pinnacle of the ceiling. Marlena maintained her guarding stance at the altar. Then Duke's dark sandy blonde wolf, Blayne's coffee brown wolf, and Raj's oxblood wolf lunged at the shadow in a frenzied manner while avoiding the laser beams of magic that the enemy fired. A strong fury boiled in my blood and the temple became heavy with my bulbous lethal aura. Prolonging this fig

The air was always evil, tasting like death. Black vines crawled across ash-white soil, wrapping around skeletal trees. My feet sank into mud that smelled like ancient graves. The wind whispered secrets to me. “She is close.” I approached the altar made of black stone and skulls, its edges slick with past offerings. Silence hung heavy. Even the moon refused to shine here. I held the vial over the bowl carved into the stone. I whispered the first words of the ritual: “Blood of Luna, blood of destiny, bind her.”

The hand moved slowly, almost gracefully, its long fingers reaching through the air like vines searching for light. The tattoo on its wrist, the symbol of the Aethelford bloodline, throbbed softly with a foul, silvery glow. Siron rolled to the side. The ritual knife in his hand felt like a plastic toy, but his survival instinct was stronger. His blood raced, and the Soul Flower on his chest flared to life. The heat was no longer a sensation of pain, but of pure fury.

They also corroded the body of dead enemies and turned them to pure essence, which he absorbed go get stronger. “Take the ones left, I’ll go right. Azea, the ones up front are yours.”, he said before rushing at them. They seem agitated and start rushing at him too. “Blood Art: Blood Mist.” A dark red mist covered them as he entered. Since it was just blood, it gave him the exact position of everything in the mist. He started firing at all of them, hearing them screech continuously as his blood ate away at them. He made quick work of them as they couldn’t sense where he was. They’re weaker than I expected. Is that–

Raziel's voice was a thunderous roar, echoing off the walls as he commanded the Shadows to drink. With a swift, savage motion, he raked his Wolf claw across the palm of his hand, opening up a deep gash. The blood welled up, a dark, crimson flow that seemed to pulse with a life of its own. The Shadows, those dark, ethereal tendrils, responded to Raziel's call, slithering out of the darkness like living, breathing serpents.

“Sanguis Umbra... arise.” From my back, wings exploded—jagged, glass-like constructs of obsidian laced with crimson veins. The sky flickered with lightning as the blood in my veins answered my call. A hiss escaped my lips as my sword appeared—Crimson Mourning—forged in the underworld and fed with the souls of fallen enemies. The blade thrummed in my hand, alive, hungry. All around us, the wizards unleashed their spells. Lightning, flame, frost—chaotic and furious. But I moved with the grace of a phantom, slicing through the spells as I charged forward.

The sorcerers circled him, chanting in a dead language, candles flickering like frightened fireflies. Grey stood with a silver blade in his hand ... trembling. His once-polished calm had shattered. His eyes were red-rimmed, desperate, and there was something feral in them now. Scarlet stopped in her tracks. “Grey…” she whispered, but it came out broken. He looked up, voice hoarse. “You shouldn’t have come back, Scarlet.” The blade caught the candlelight ... pure silver, etched with blood runes. The kind forged only for ritual killings.

‘Let’s get this over with,’ He said. I held my left palm up. On my wrist where a symbol had been inked. I placed my other hand over it and a soft glow appeared in it and it materialized into a special weapon. The devil's blade. It belonged to the Nightshade bloodline and was a gift from Daemon. Zayden's eyes shimmered as he caught sight of the blade. “Interesting. This would be fun,” His eyes gleamed a malevolent red, his demon seething just beneath the surface.

The timing couldn't be coincidence. "I may need your blood for this ritual... I'm sorry," Matif said respectfully, offering her a ceremonial blade from his pouch. Without hesitation, Anastasia took the blade, looked at Kael, and made a shallow cut. Her blood trickled into a golden bowl, the wound closing quickly but leaving a dull, lingering pain in her bones.