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"No, please. I will come with you in hell." "No, you can't. You are a grim reaper, Adelaide. You and our child won't be safe here. Both of you are safer in the future," He replied. Satan handed her a relic. Mara's eyes grew wide when she realized it was the relic Shane had. "I have the other half. When the seraphims fails to lock us all in hell, I will use this to lock the gates from the inside. And the half I gave you will serve as your protection from my kind. You might be able to summon someone from my domain to serve you."

Guilt shone in his eyes, he lowered his head, “Apologizing won't fix how you're feeling now, so let me do this to atone for my sins. If I can save my daughters, I don't mind dying.” I rolled my eyes, “really touching.” “Cels what do we need for the spell?” I turned away from him. He slumped back to the bed, like he had resigned to his fate. “Ash, a thousand year old mercury, a hornet's nest, and a rope as for the final ingredients, I will get it myself.” “hornet's nest? Seriously” “yes, now go find the things on the list with Alpha, I'll take Kaden”

in a hushed voice, “Some of the Alphas kept insisting that we go on and place Dimitri in the tomb—” I interrupted, “How is Dimitri?” All I had to worry about was him. His body has to be complete for any of my resurrection plans to work.Lance nodded and reassured Isabella, “Don’t worry, Dimitri’s body is heavily guarded in his chambers.” Memphis begged me to find him and he was my last resort, so I had to call him. “Good. We can’t bury him just yet, there’s someone I needed to meet first.” With my family crested grimoire in my arms, I ventured deep into the forest. I found a way to call forth the king of the crossroads with it. I marked a boundary by drawing a broad circle on the ground with

“Yes. The enemy is already in motion. We cannot slow. The third relic lies in the Isles of Mourning—underwater ruins guarded by creatures older than memory. I’ll need the Crimson Mage, and a blessing from the Sea Circle.” Lucien nodded, though his expression darkened. “What?” she asked. “I just wish I had more time with you when you weren’t bleeding, breaking, or burning,” he said. She smiled faintly. “So do I.” He leaned in and kissed her forehead. “Then let’s make time after we win.” Elira closed her eyes. “I’ll hold you to that.” And somewhere beyond the walls, the Hollow God opened his eyes once more. ---

I felt that they weren’t speaking about the present but the past. I had to get out of this realm and find the real necklace, the one that was buried with Dominic in the woods. “But how?” I asked aloud. “How do I get out of here?” Lattie shrugged. “We can’t tell you that, Jade. That’s for you to decide.” I gasped. “That was what Lunaria told me the last time!” “Who’s that?” Albert asked with a frown. “The daughter of the Moon Goddess. She told me I could leave the chasm if I wanted.”

Aria’s skin prickled with unease, but she steeled herself, stepping into the shadows with Rollan cradled close. The tunnel was narrow, its walls slick with moisture and etched with faded runes. Torches flickered to life as they passed, casting wavering light across the stone. Elara led the way, her steps sure despite the labyrinthine twists. “The relic is in the heart of the catacombs,” she said. “A chamber sealed by the first wolves. It holds the key to binding your blood and breaking the curse.” Caden’s voice was tight. “And what exactly is this relic?”

They have distinctive features. She had blood on her white dress on her shoulder, with silver long hair, and red eyes. She pointed to the floor. Solenn followed the girl’s instructions. “How do you know?” Solenn asked as Caleb was puzzled. “He tried to capture my soul.” The girl said. “I’ve been here. He used a relic. It was almost full. You need to send their tongues back.” “Thank you,” Solenn said softly as she went to the edge of the carpet and peeled it off the floor. Caleb helped her until they found a crack in the wooden floor.

With him were Delta Sevy and Delta Dimitry, while Gertrude stood her ground, chanting spells of destruction that barely slowed the golems down. Gertrude frowned with exhaustion. “I can’t hold them off much longer!” Gertrude yelled, sweat pouring down her face. "Their power isn’t natural—as they are powered by an ancient relic! It shouldn’t be far from her. Find it and destroy it. It’s the only way to stop them,” she explains as she tosses a gold coin to him. "Use this. It will glow once you're near the relic."