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Aunt Cleo continued, her tone resolute, "I'll begin instructing you in defensive magic. We must be prepared if we're to stand any chance against them. If an attack is imminent, it will likely coincide with the blood moon, when their powers surge to their zenith. That gives us barely a month to brace ourselves." A shiver ran down Aqua's spine as the full extent of the danger loomed before her. Every word from Aunt Cleo felt like a warning etched in stone, urging her to steel herself for the battle ahead. "I'll do whatever it takes," Aqua declared, her voice trembling with a mix of fear and determination. "We won't be caught off guard. I swear it, Aunt Cleo. I'll protect everyone here with eve

Blood darkens his fur. He doesn’t make a sound. The cut doesn’t slow him. I duck under a snapping jaw and roll, coming up on one knee with my second blade already up. I strike again. Deeper. Cleaner. This is familiar. The burn in my arms. The narrowing of my vision. The way the rest of the world drops out when my body remembers what it’s for.

Millions of Nightmares of all classes are gathered in front of a pitch black castle. Above the stairs are thirteen commanders, each wearing a white mask and carrying a Muerte Sword. Muerte Swords or Death Swords are the same as a Dark Crystal Sword that the Crimson Eyed Warriors use. The difference is that they do not dematerialize and they are capable of sucking the soul of their victim. These souls will add to the sword's strength and will pass the knowledge and skills of the victim's soul to its wielder. There are only 13 Muerte Swords in the Nightmare Empire and they are given to 13 compatible wielders.

"Do it." The blade flashed in the moonlight as Freda made a quick, shallow cut across each of their palms. Rita barely felt the sting—her focus was on the blood welling up, dark and vibrant. One by one, they pressed their bleeding palms over their names. The parchment shuddered.

And his eyes—eyes that had once held so much love—were now glowing with a cold, unholy light that made Cole’s blood run cold. In his hand, he held a weapon—a sword forged from pure darkness, its blade so black it seemed to absorb all light, its hilt adorned with a skull that grinned in silent mockery. It was the Blade of Annihilation—a weapon capable of destroying everything Cole had fought for, of unmaking the balance between shadow and light and plunging the world into eternal darkness. “I’m sorry, Cole,” his father said, his voice hollow and lifeless, like the wind blowing through an empty tomb. “But the balance you fight for… it was never real. And now, you will pay for your mistake.”

The Moonstone pulsed again, and this time the vision hit me like a physical blow. I saw darkness. Absolute, consuming darkness that swallowed entire cities. I saw Lycan bodies on the ground. I saw Elias, older, standing alone in front of that darkness with a silver blade in his hand. I saw Aria, maybe 10 years old, her eyes glowing white and tears streaming down her face as power poured out of her in waves. And I heard a voice. Cold. Ancient. Wrong. _“The blade must be claimed before it claims the world.”_

“Mwahaha, I want every last one of them. Don’t make me wait!” I opened the lid. Inside lay the legendary hellblades, their malevolent aura instantly unmistakable in the dim room. And of course, the ancient weapons immediately sensed the demon’s presence channeling through my body, and the metal edges began to gleam with a sinister red light. Tethys’s feeling of absolute triumph surged through my veins like a lethal poison. But as I looked closer at the velvet lining, I realized one of the blades was missing. The last blade, the specific one that Manolya always kept close to her person for protection, wasn’t in the box.

It pulsed with power, ancient and terrible, humming with the weight of countless sacrifices. The old woman gestured toward the blade, her voice barely a whisper. "The Dagger of Souls. It is the only weapon capable of severing the darkness from your spirit. It was forged in the first age of magic, when the boundaries between worlds were thin. But it requires a sacrifice, a willing sacrifice of your memories, your power, your very essence. You must choose what to give. What are you willing to lose?" Elena stepped forward, her heart pounding against her ribs. The blade called to her, humming with ancient power. She could feel the darkness inside her recoiling, terrified of what was to come. It

The last thing I saw before the darkness took me was Kael’s face, not full of madness, but full of a grief so profound it felt like the world was ending. And then, a new voice spoke. Not from the room, but from inside my own dead heart. “Wake up, Maya. The third edge isn't a choice. It’s a weapon.” My eyes snapped open. I wasn't in the cathedral. I was standing on a field of white bones, facing a massive, three-headed wolf made of shadows. And in my hand was a sword made of gold and silver.

The two factions crashed into the incoming Dark Moon horde like a single, unbreakable wall of steel and fur. The noise was deafening. The sweet scent of lavender from Amora’s presence was violently overtaken by the sharp metallic tang of blood, the tearing of flesh, and the heavy thud of colliding bodies. Oscar led the front line, his heavy blade sweeping through the air, carving a path of absolute devastation through the enemy lines. Every time a Dark Moon wolf tried to bypass him to get to Amora’s shield, Oscar’s axe intercepted them with lethal precision. Inside the protective dome, the golden-green light slowly began to fade as Amora held the barrier against a second wave of arrows. She