My Mate's Father Claimed Me
The Soul-Fog clung to him like oil, seeping into his skin, dulling the bond that tied us together.
I sang louder.
The melody rose, richer now, harmonizing with itself in ways my human mind could barely comprehend. Life answered from every direction, moss bloomed across shattered stone, pale flowers pushed through cracks in the earth, petals unfurling toward the sound. Even the sky shifted, the bruised violet thinning as warm light bled through.
The fog recoiled.
It peeled away from Kael in ragged strands, screaming as the song stripped it of lies and false memory. His chest hitched, then rose fully, breath flooding back into his lungs as color returned to his skin.
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