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This was similar to the fantasy stories he had read, and it perplexed the young man with the blond hair. But the cave was quiet again, and the fireflies continued their dance unaffected. "What exactly happened?" This series of events and occurrences had occurred far too quickly. Faghri was not even permitted to take a breath.

Each strike they landed weakened Damien, his arrogance replaced with a flicker of fear in his eyes. Realizing his defeat was imminent, Damien attempted a desperate final gambit. He reached out toward the crystal, seeking to siphon its power and salvage his waning hopes. But Jack, sensing the danger, sprinted forward with incredible speed, intercepting Damien's reach and seizing the crystal before it could be corrupted. The room shook with a thunderous roar as the crystal's power surged through Jack. His entire being radiated with a radiant glow, his birthmark blazing like the sun. With unwavering determination, he unleashed a concentrated beam of energy that struck Damien with indomitable fo

Kenji’s POV “Has anyone seen where these attacks are com-” Blinding lights suddenly flashes before my eyes as intense pain crashes through my body like a freight train. My legs give out beneath me, sending me crashing to my knees with a loud thud, the impact shaking the stone flooring running through the castle hall.

I could feel it. And then— The building shook. A massive tremor ripped through the ground. Cracks formed in the ceiling. The solar lamps sparked, flickered— Then exploded. Half the ceiling collapsed, sending debris crashing down. Shields shattered. Machines sparked. Julianna screamed. I felt the burning retreat. The light died. The moment the light cut off, my body went into high gear. Wounds closed. Lyra’s face regenerated in seconds. I leaped up and blasted the shackles with a dark-purple bolt. They shattered.

99%] [SYSTEM_FATAL_ERROR: CONNECTION_RESET_BY_PEER] The sky snapped. It wasn't the sound of thunder, but the deafening crack of a Global Disconnect. The violet pillar shattered into a billion translucent shards of corrupted data that rained down like glass rain, cutting through the reality of the valley. Where the light touched the Alliance soldiers, they didn't just fall; they flickered, their physical forms momentarily turning into empty wireframes before the world forced a "Re-render." The North was saved, but the atmosphere tasted like burnt ozone and lost packets. The world froze. The violet light turned into a blinding white flash. For a heartbeat, there was no Citadel...

“The Fracture is calling.” Adrian slowly pulled away from Elaine. Their foreheads rested together one last time. He whispered just loudly enough for only her to hear: “No matter what happens next… find me again.” Before Elaine could answer— The silver light reached them. And the entire world disappeared in a blinding flash. End of Chapter Twenty-Three

⸻ Fear flooded Victor’s face. ⸻ Real fear. ⸻ The kind Amara had never seen before. ⸻ “No.” ⸻ The Fallen Celestial’s smile widened. ⸻ “You humans never learn.” ⸻ Darkness began spreading up Victor’s arm. ⸻ Black veins. ⸻ Corruption. ⸻ Victor screamed. ⸻ The sound echoed across the valley. ⸻ Agony. Pure agony. ⸻ Amara flinched.

“They don’t get to The lights flickered again harder ,then gone There was complete darkness I gasped Sofia let out a soft cry ,then the monito even the ysyste, Both turned on at the same time. Cold light. Too bright. Too sudden. Another message filled the screen. Bigger. Clearer. Last warning. I couldn’t breathe. I actually couldn’t breathe. Tomás stepped closer to me slowly. ‘Lila’,he said, softer now. “We need to think,“I am thinking,” I said, my voice breaking. “I’m thinking I’m not putting her down. Another flicker. Another message. Slower this time Worse You don’t understand yet

I used to be a bit chubby, but I have gotten much skinnier these days. That size seemed like it was picked for my old body. If it did not fit, it was no big deal if it was ripped up. I picked up the pieces calmly, put them back in the box, and without looking up, I told her, "Yvonne, you were the one who rushed off to get married abroad. Why blame me for your choices?" Just then, there was a knock at the door, and Eric's voice called out, hurrying us. Yvonne burst into tears, collapsed into Eric's arms, and showed him her bleeding finger.

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