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“Then why don’t we strike them at their hideout? In daylight. Hit them where they gather.” Her eyes gleamed with battle-hunger. “We have abstenum,” she pressed. “Use it.” Feliq shook his head. “The mineral is still raw. It needs processing. That takes time.” A slow exhale followed. “And only a few of us have rings.” Daniel clicked his tongue in frustration. “So what we really need… is Sage.” His gaze flicked briefly toward me. “She’s part ancient,” he continued. “A mage. Adding her to this war would shift everything.”

Black energy and golden light warred for dominance, using his body as the battlefield. He screamed. Katherine screamed with him, their bond so deep now that she felt every moment of his agony. Olivia amplified the connection, her mental powers ensuring the beacon's frequency remained stable even as chaos erupted around them. Charon burst through the chamber doors, shadow blade raised— And froze. "What... what is this?" The Sage materialized beside him, his expression unreadable. "The Cradle Song. Something your Cleaners have spent millennia trying to prevent." "It will doom us all!"

“I don’t expect you to understand but when I want something, I always get it, it doesn't matter who I use to get it, even if it's my weak omega son. Don't blame me, Sage. You were meant to save this pack,” Slowly, a tear slides down from the corner of Sage’s eyes and then his eyes roll back, his body slumps and the world around fades into darkness.

It was the wise old sage, who returned from his self-imposed exile to aid his friends in their time of need. With a wave of his staff and a word of power, the sage unleashed a torrent of magic that turned the tide of battle in their favor. The sorcerer's forces were driven back, their dark magic shattered and broken by the sage's mighty spells. But the victory came at a cost. The sage had sacrificed himself to save them, his life force drained by the immense power he had wielded. As Marvin and Jace watched in horror, their hearts heavy with grief, the sage's body crumbled to dust, leaving behind only memories of his bravery and sacrifice.

And the real Elemental Annihilation, which is the opponent's Legendary Level magic weapon, is also unable to break through, even a single-layer bamboo body monk can arbitrarily kill the late monk's powerful bamboo body. The incomplete Elemental Annihilation is the Enlightened Sage in bringing the real Elemental Annihilation to change the Pill soul and the bamboo body knit later, because self-defense takes a lot of effort to refine. It is because of that, that Tadhg Walter has a little bit of respect for this family who is on the formation of the array, the fact that his choice is not wrong.

She ran into the room, trying to break up the two of them, as she had their entire lives. But this time, she would not. Sage was determined. And so was Lore. Sage thought quickly. He was desperate, absolutely desperate to stop Lore, and there was no way he could outfight him. In a sudden flash, Sage realized what he had to do: he had to kill him. For good. For all time. It was something Sage had wanted to do for centuries. Something that the Grand Council might even have permitted, given all the new feeding Lore had done lately. But it was something that no one in Sage’s clan had the backbone to do.

Their words fill me with a sense of peace and purpose, reminding me that though I may have sacrificed myself for the greater good, my spirit will live on in those who have known and loved me. With a final smile, I turn towards the horizon, ready to embrace whatever lays ahead in the next great adventure. The legacy of Savage, the uniter of beings and protector of the realms, will endure through the ages, a beacon of hope and strength for all who have aced the darkness. And as I walk into the unknown, a new journey beginning with each step, I know that my story is far from over. The tale of love, sacrifice, and courage will live on in the hearts of those who have stood by my side, a testament

Sage watched the transaction data flowing across the display, seeing patterns that her newly awakened dragon consciousness recognised as ancient magical formulas disguised as modern cryptography. The golden traceries on her skin pulsed in time with the data spikes, creating an uncomfortable sensation of being physically connected to the digital storm. "It's not just seeking balance," she said slowly, the realisation forming as she spoke. "It's trying to complete a ritual." She turned to Liam, seeing him in a new light as her dragon senses peeled back layers of his exhaustion to reveal his true nature beneath. "Your grandmother didn't just give you accounting ledgers. She gave you half of a p

" Used. The dark side he works for... It's older than any Alpha bloodline. It came before the prophecy itself. Mariana's eyebrows came together. "Then why bring the twins into it?" Lucia said, "Because their power is the perfect vessel." "They're the link." When the darkness inside them settles down, the world you know will end. Diego's heart hurt when it thudded. "And you want us to believe you?" Lucia moved closer. "Do what you want." But I know what's going to happen, Diego. "Your bloodline was chosen by the darkness for a reason."

He recalled the long summers spent running through the dense forests and swimming in the lake. But those memories were tinged with bitterness, tainted by the knowledge of his family’s dark history. His grandfather, once alpha of a different pack, had succumbed to the allure of power and wealth, and had challenged the alpha of the Moonlit pack, because he wanted the alpha of alphas title. A bloody war had followed because no one really wanted Seth on that throne. His own father had done nothing but obey Seth’s demands and let his fated mate wither away in pain. Knowing his mate, he had chosen another for Seth and had killed her slowly and painfully. Sebastian had vowed never to follow in thei