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The gem stayed black, completely and utterly black. "What?" I stared at it. "How is this possible? We know that the Moon claw is here.” I shook my head. “Add another drop.” He held the vial above the gem and added another drop, then another, and another. Nothing happened. And I knew what it meant. The gem refusing to work means that the only person who could make it work is somebody who practices the Forbidden Arts. The Forbidden Arts was an ancient technique that had been banned generations ago by the council, deemed too dangerous and unpredictable for modern use.

He hit the staging area fence and the wood cracked and he went through it and landed on the other side and did not immediately get up. My right palm was bleeding from three discharge ruptures. The cultivation output had exceeded my current threshold — the *Iron Soul Condensation* was not complete enough to handle that level of sustained compression without cost. I stood up. My left arm hung at an angle that required managing. I managed it, pressing it against my body with my right forearm and keeping the arm still, and then I walked back to the gate. ~~~ They were waiting at the inner side, seven shapes in the dark between the lamp circles.

Black Starlight veins pulsated under its skin, while the Weapon scans his purely human DNA and as the only barrier against his own Destructive power accepted. He fell on the knees, the armored new hand heavily supported on the white ground. The stone under its fingers melted instantly to fine, gray ash. Vesper fell beside him, regardless of the heat that he had from his new arm out. She grabbed him on the left, human shoulder. “Raven! Keep control!” Slowly, trembling, he lifted his head. His right eye now reflected the same cool,

She tucked her face into the crook of my neck, her breath hitching as I stepped out of the study and into the dimly lit corridor. The walk to my bedroom was silent. The shadows of the house seemed to stretch and lean toward us, witnesses to the transgression I was carrying in my arms. I felt a dark, pulsing sense of triumph. In this house, I was the heir, the protector, the golden son—but in the dark, I was the one who had dismantled the most forbidden fruit.

His response was clipped, and without another word, he stood and turned, his figure retreating as silently as he had entered. The following day, Damian returned. But something was different, his usual confident stride had faltered. His eyes held a sorrowful weight. I could tell he was carrying something heavy, though he remained silent about it. I didn’t press him. I knew he would speak in his own time. He handed me a black regania, its fabric flowing and soft to the touch. “For the full moon ceremony,” he said quietly. It was loose-fitting and elegant, the perfect garment for the occasion.

Half of his pale, deathly face was exposed through his torn black robe. In addition to his grotesque and terrifying features, his crimson pupils took on a diamond-like shape, resembling those of a viper. His appearance was far from ordinary; it bore an unsettling resemblance to that of a zombie. Yet, what truly horrified them was the ghastly sight of the Shadow Guardian's exposed right arm. It was covered in sutures, with nails that were unusually sharp, resembling those of a wild beast's. It looked as though his arm had been pieced together from countless human torsos.

Canna P.O.V. My mother looked at me skeptically, still concerned about my injury. "Are you sure?" she asked, her eyes fixed on my finger. I nodded, pulling my finger out of my mouth to show her. "See, I'm fine," I said, holding up my finger to demonstrate. However, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease as I examined the cut. It was strange that the bleeding had stopped so suddenly, and I couldn't shake the feeling that something was off. "That's weird," I muttered under my breath, "it's not bleeding anymore." I lifted my finger to show my mother, but all I felt was a numb sensation. How could a deep cut just stop bleeding like that?

"They are not what they seem." My eyes darted to Eden, the boy's face set in grim determination. His hand gripped the scepter tightly, its glow a comforting beacon against the encroaching gloom. Gamma Thorne stalked beside him, every muscle coiled and ready. We trusted Elara implicitly, yet the Forbidden Glade was no place for complacency.

In that instant, I saw Yolanda, Roy, the spirits, and the grotesque demon all bound within a magical circle, trapped and immobile. Time seemed to slow as the countdown began. Without hesitation, I raised the blade and severed my own arm. The pain was unbearable, but in that moment, immense power erupted from the wound, coursing through me and spilling out in a torrent of energy. It surged toward the trapped evil, unstoppable, a force that could no longer be contained.

he revealed his little secret, more detailed, then corrected it slowly, "The only one girl...that I can touch in my life." His words hung in the air between them, heavy and complicated. Izzy didn’t know what to say or what to think. Did she hear him correctly??? He cannot touch any girl!! Except her?? So was that all true!! He can't touch a woman! Except for her!! How is that even possible? And why?? She repeated it in her mind recalling everything that had happened earlier in the past.