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“You can come with me and Ally this weekend to Obsidian. It’s the most popular club in the kingdom, and it’s near impossible to get into. I put Ally and I on the waiting list last year. Feel free to invite your mate if you’re feeling generous.” “Obsidian?” I teased, smirking as I sat up from the bed. I tried not to chuckle as I pictured the Game Master inside of a bustling club. “Sounds dangerous.” “Oh, it is.” Adley grinned, a mischievous light dancing in her eyes. I had a sneaking suspicion she knew something I didn’t, but then again, she could see variations of the future. “We’re all dangerous here, but we’re also a lot more fun. Come with us this weekend and live a little, Rachel.”

But at what cost? Xal'dar led them on a perilous journey, navigating treacherous fissures and obsidian mazes. The air grew heavier, the shadows deeper as they delved deeper into the desolate heartland. Finally, they reached a colossal obsidian monolith, its surface etched with swirling symbols that pulsed with a faint, ominous light. This, Xal'dar explained, was the nexus, the point of convergence between realms. But activating it required a sacrifice, a conduit to bridge the dimensional gap. Evie looked at Liam, the unspoken question hanging heavy in the air. They both knew the answer. They had already lost one friend; could they bear to lose another?

He didn't want any of Elijah's bad luck oozing from his shoulder. Elijah stared at the trio as they bounced off. The smell of coffee hanging in the air. He was suddenly craving an espresso. His shoulder stung from the harsh bump earlier. That was far from a mistake and he knew it. He sighed and looked outside to where his assistant was waiting with flowers. He was supposed to have a date today but… he had other plans for the night. *** “So check this, yeah? It's an underground pit,” Drew was bursting with excitement. “I found out about the place two weeks ago and maan! I've been here every night!”

After a few more minutes, we decided to head off and visit our remaining possible ally, the Dragon King. Everly opened a portal, and beating our goodbye to Sirena, we walked away and stepped onto an island right in front of a cave entrance. The inside of the cave sparked with gems and shone with diamonds. It was a real Dragon´s Den. This journey has taken us to so many different places that I can not wait to see how the dragons behave.

We reached the exit—a hidden cavern that overlooked the River of Shadows. I looked back. At the end of the sapphire tunnel, a figure was standing. Jackson. He didn't look like a man at all now. He was a pillar of shifting shadows, his black armor pulsing with the heartbeat of the abyss. He looked at me, and then he looked at the bridge. "Eryx!" I screamed. At the center of the obsidian bridge, a crimson fire was still burning. Eryx was standing alone against a hundred Void-Wolves, his broadsword a blur of light in the dark. He saw us. He saw that we were out.

“What’s the matter?” Vlad asked indifferently while looking emotionless. “Congratulations, Young Master!” Ralf hurriedly explained. “Young Master, I’ve got some good news for you! Your big break has finally arrived. According to Blind Ivan, there is a Dragon’s terrain that can be recovered inside of Helsby Mountain. You should be able to enter the Demigod Realm if you can obtain the Cooter Armor to enter Helsby and acquire that Dragon’s terrain.”

The air hummed with a low, resonant pulse. The heart of the forest. Lyla stepped to the edge. The talisman’s glow intensified, its silver light pushing back the crimson mist. A narrow stone bridge stretched across the chasm, suspended without support. On the far side stood an arch of smooth, obsidian rock. Its surface shimmered like water. And beyond it Nothing. Or everything. The heart lay there. Waiting. Eli gripped her wrist. His skin was warm against hers. "Don’t go," he said softly.

Although many things had happened in just one day, and many people had sneaked into the Godly Secret Realm, it was a pleasant surprise to have recruited an elixir refiner. Darryl smiled and said, "You're welcome." Cormac nodded and said politely, "We've been here for a while. I don't know where the other intruders are. Would you like to go with me to search for them?" As he spoke, his eyes were filled with anticipation. Darryl scratched his head, pretending to be embarrassed. "Why don't you go? I want to rest." There was the Heavenly Marrow Golden Elixir from the Icy Jade Stone under the altar that he had not yet gotten. How could Darryl go with them?

"The Council owns the shares! The moment I die, the building goes into lockdown. You’ll be trapped in a fortress with a thousand soldiers." "We aren't here to kill you yet," I said, stepping closer. I reached into my cloak and pulled out the "Bridge-Key" the Scrapper girl had given me in the Palace. "We’re here for the Obsidian Ledger. The one you hid from Elena. The one that proves the Council didn't just build the Spires—they built the Rift." My father’s face went pale—whiter than the marble floors. "You… you don't know what you’re asking for. That ledger is the only thing keeping the peace. If the public finds out the Spires are actually harvesting the planet’s core..."