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Sophia asked again, turning to face Vanessa who smirked. She waved her hands as a book appeared in it. “I wasn’t done with my description when you came in!”. Vanessa said, daring her to back down. Sophia confidently answered, “go on!”. “Aurum Delirium can be found in the shadow realm, the deepest part of the forest, where it is not dark nor light!”, she paused, circling around her. “And the only way to get there is through the forbidden grove, a portal filled with magic and danger, only the bravest can get out of it, without being trapped by the illusion!”. She stopped circling around her.

Seeing that I was back on track, he began to talk again, "Nora's condition is rare, but it's not fatal. With Luna Moss, she won't suffer from pain or other symptoms. But, for her to wake up, she'll need Moonlit Silverweed." I was at a total loss. "Moonlit Silver weed?" I shook my head. "What is that? And where can I get it?" "Well, as far as I know, it only grows in the western area of the Realm. So, some apothecaries there will sell it." He paused. "But, even in the western area, it's still considered a rare herb, and it's quite expensive." "I don't care. I'm gonna go get it for Nora." My voice was shaking.

said Eva. “Yes, we have a small cemetery by the western border,” said Emma as she came to a realization. “Alpha Collins said the rogue was found near it. I need to call him right now.” “Yes, please. Don’t forget to tell him about using anti-silver gloves if he sees any spelled cages, and to expect me and Eva later. All right, let’s go check on the patient.” Jessica unlocked the room’s door. “The glowing elixir you asked Sebastian to prepare, what does it do exactly? Does it kill ghoul?” said Jessica.

"Tell me what you need." I began scribbling furiously on the notepad, my hand shaking as I wrote. "Crushed moon lily… dried bloodroot… three grams of silverbark shavings. And the rare one—the shadow moss that only grows in the northern glade near the Blue Cross Lake." Jackson’s brows lifted slightly. "That place is two days out." "I know," I said. "But you’ll make it in one. Take Logan with you, or Alex if you can stomach it. You’ll need help navigating the cliffs."

She replied, her hand clenched in a fist. "How is that possible?" I asked, confused. "Mind-control against a powerful witch like you, even by another powerful witch, is nearly impossible. Although, there is an ancient and rare plant called Scaerium, found where the mist is thickest somewhere in the Noeriade Mountains before the City of Blood. It grows on Kalghaeon and withers the next day. It weakens the mind of any person, making them susceptible to mind control. I think she might have fed that to you somehow," Vivian looked murderous for my sake.

​The "Deep-Wild" of Haida Gwaii was a place where the laws of the Sterling Board had no purchase. Here, in the sunless ravines beneath the spire, the Whisper-Moss didn't just grow; it pulsed like a lung. The air was thick with "Spore-Light," a bioluminescent fog that tasted of wet cedar and ancient, copper-rich blood. ​Kael descended into the Gully of Whispers, his hand trailing along the massive, knotted roots of the first trees Nora Davis had ever planted. He wasn't alone. Nora (his daughter) and Elia (the daughter of the Stars) walked behind him.

“How do we locate it?.” “What you seek can’t be revealed to your ordinary eyes.its a shadowed sanctuary, hidden in a forest that doesn't exist on any map and only appears under blood moons or in dreams drawn by fate. Twisted trees form natural archways, glowing veins pulse beneath the earth, and the air always smells faintly of ash and night-blooming flowers.” She explained, her eyes glowing in blue light again, like she was communicating with an ancient link. I stared at her in disbelief, appearing only under a blood moon, that means in 6months time we can only get to see the Hollow veil.

“I think that was a ruse to take our focus off magic.” “Sneaky,” she hissed. “Now, we can go kick some ass,” I said as I walked steadily out the door. I stood on the front lawn and looked for a place to hide the enormous grimoire. I planned on returning for it after the battle was ended. I chose the hollow of an old oak tree about three quarters of a mile north east of the cabin. I marked the tree with a blue line at the very top where the trunk thinned out and divided into gnarly branches. Hidden within the thick foliage, you would have to be looking for it to find it.

“Yes. Apparently. I’ve gone through every journal and record my father left behind. There are three locations where the witches were last seen to settle: one was the Hollow we raided… which leaves two more.” She walked around his desk, her fingers tracing the map. “So where are we heading next?” “South of the ruins,” Kael said. “The Blackmere Cavern, near the edge of the Frostveil Marsh. And after that, the Ridge of Graves — if the book isn’t at one, it’ll be at the other.” “Then we should move soon,” Violet said simply, glancing at the window where sunlight broke through the fog. “The longer that book stays hidden, the louder the nightmares get.”

He touched it gently, and a spark of warmth flowed into his finger, like a reassuring handshake. "Watch over them," he whispered to the plant, as if it could understand. That night, Siron stood before the entrance to the ancient Aethelford cemetery, located on a remote hill on the outskirts of GreenDolt. This place didn't appear on any map and could only be found using the charts in Elandra’s book. The air was cold and biting, and the crescent moon hid most of its light behind the clouds. He carried a small flashlight and a bag of emergency supplies. On his chest, the tracking charm felt warm against his skin.