Soulbound
“The corruption spreads faster than you can imagine. It doesn’t need to take every soul to control the city—it only needs enough to destabilize, to turn fear into chaos.”
Avery swallowed hard. The mark on her palm burned, reminding her that the last soul she had failed to claim had started all of this. She gripped her scythe tighter, feeling its pulse echoing hers.
They turned a corner and froze.
A man in a blue uniform—perhaps a security guard—was screaming at nothing. He flailed, tearing at the air, eyes wide and unseeing, shadows crawling over his body like black vines. Avery’s stomach twisted. The man wasn’t moving of his own accord; the corruption was bending him, turning him into a pup
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