The Phantom Luna
The mask hit the floor with a soft, almost insignificant sound.
But to Luna, it echoed. It was loud, violent, and wrong.
For a fraction of a second, she froze. It wasn’t visible and no one else would notice.
But inside, everything stopped. Because she knew that symbol. Not vaguely, not distantly, but intimately.
A black ink, curved like a broken spiral, cut through with three diagonal slashes, burned into the skin just below the ear. That's the mark of Black Helix.
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