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Chapter 23: A Descent into Darkness The cavern walls trembled with a violent force, a massive crack splitting open at the base of the chamber. A swirling vortex of inky blackness pulsed within the tear, tendrils of darkness reaching out like grasping claws. From the vortex, shadowy figures emerged, their forms shifting and morphing, defying any attempt at recognition.

Then. He paused for a moment, then continued, "The first chalice is probably still in their hands. Do you know what the consequences will be?" Chaz came closer to me. "The witches will can't be burned by fire! The first chalice is a fire-proof chalice. If that happens, we won't be able to kill them by burning them." Chaz looked away and turned around. I could see that he was worried. Of course, all the Hunters would panic hearing it.

Hi! This is Ane Daniels. Please bear with the recent updates I had. Three of the latest chapters (supposed to be 77, 78, 79) had conflicts. I had to deal on editing it out. It may appear that these chapters are doubled. But trust me, the latest one should be new and they have different contents. Chapter 77 is titled "LXXVII. Seize" Chapter 78 is "LXXVIII. Fight Like Riley"

Hello readers, Please do not unlock Chapters 18, 19 and 20. They are the wrong chapters. You can continue from chapter 21. Thank you for reading my book. ❤️

Chapter 14- The arrival of seth Chapter 15- The embodiment of nature Chapter 16- Taking on the full power Chapter 17- The misuse of power 1 Chapter 18- The misuse of power 2 Chapter 19- The arrival of Hades Chapter 20- Rumors of a new prophecy Chapter 21- The grand reveal Chapter 22 - Challenging the Abyss Chapter 23 - Bad omen Chapter 24 - Mystery and Misery Chapter25 - How Michael betrayal Hurts Chapter 26 - Dreams of unknown discovery 1 Chapter 27 - Dreams of unknown discovery 2 Chapter twenty eight - Dreams turn vision Chapter twenty nine - Flashing glimpse of vision Chapter thirty - Visit to Abaddon Chapter thirty one - Temptress, the great unknown Chapter thirty two - Vision Haunt Ch

He spins around the next corner, her laughter spilling around him, filling the hall – his mind – He doesn’t know and he certainly doesn’t care as he chases after the Golden thing in all of its forms – wolf – Doe – woman – streak of light – His footsteps only slow when he reaches his own hall, his breath coming in ragged pants as he emerges from the final set of winding stairs and sees her standing there, perfectly calm, all golden and glowing as she stands before the door to his private suite. She smirks at him, wrinkling her nose again. Come and find me, she says. The words race through his veins, more intoxicating than any wine, any elixir. And then she steps to the side and sinks into the

Her body convulsed violently as dark energy surged through her, writhing like dying embers before vanishing into nothing. The witch gasped and panted on the floor, shivering and coiling in on herself. The pot! My gaze drifted to the altar and I moved with a precise movement. I grabbed the pot and hurled it against the stone wall. The metal cracked, its dark liquid spilling and hissing upon contact with the ground. I moved swiftly, destroying everything in sight—the cursed bones, the twisted effigies, the dark symbols etched into the altar. I destroyed everything. Suddenly, movements echoed behind me.

He had to. A sharp pain lanced through his skull, and the shadows surged forward, drowning out his thoughts. The Hollow Crown pulsed, and in an instant, the flickering memories were gone. The whispers laughed, triumphant. “The boy is fading. Soon, there will be nothing left.” Elior and the others moved swiftly through the ruins, their every step echoing against the hollowed-out remnants of the past. The revelations from the last chamber still burned fresh in their minds—the Severance, the sacrifice it demanded, the price they may have to pay.

My pale, rotting body was laid out on the bed for all to see. I heaved a sigh of relief. Finally, they'd discovered my body. Alice's eyes immediately turned red. Tina still pointed at my body in confusion and said, "Look, Aunt Alice! Mommy's still sleeping." Alice's tears began flowing down her cheeks. I could feel her grief and sadness. Even her wolf was crying for me. "It'll be alright, Tina. It'll be alright…" She then held Tina in her arms and tried to take her away from my body. However, Tina was just a child and still couldn't grasp the concept of death. She continued standing there in silence.

“No one dies fast, pal. Not in this world. You’ll die slowly, begging for it to end.” He gasped, his chest heaving up and down. But he didn’t fight. I stepped back, brushing down my sleeves. “You have a choice,” I continued, my voice steady again. "Disappear forever. Stay silent. Or be pulled so deep into this world that death is the only escape.” His adam's apple bobbed, his eyes flickering to the door, then back to me. He understood now. There was no escape. I rifled in my coat and withdrew a sealed folder, and tossed it on the table between us.