Cursed by the Dark Prince
Kael felt his body trembling, the darkness inside him screaming as it began to break apart.
“I don’t know how to live without it,” he whispered.
She smiled. “Then learn. For me.”
Her light flared.
Kael’s roar echoed through the heavens, a sound that was half pain, half release. The shadows burst outward from him like shattered glass. Every scream of the gods was drowned beneath that explosion of light and darkness entwining — breaking, unbinding, freeing.
The curse screamed one final time before it snapped.
And then — silence.
Kael fell to his knees, gasping, smoke curling from his hands. His body was his again — scarred, bleeding, trembling — but his.
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