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The creature lunged. Chaos erupted. Elior’s blade met shadow, sparks flying as the creature absorbed the blow. Bram swung his axe, but it passed through as if cutting through mist. Myrra’s daggers struck true, yet the wounds sealed as quickly as they formed. Then its gaze locked onto Rael. A surge of heat exploded through him as the book’s pages flared to life, the ink twisting, forming words that burned into his vision: SPEAK AND CLAIM. Rael’s voice shook as he forced the words past his lips. “The Hollow Throne does not grant power. It takes.”

One that felt foreign yet familiar. Aerisyr Flameborn daughter of Elisyr Stormborn and Altiris Flameborn daughter of fire and queen of the broken crown, come forth and spread your wings. My breath hitched as I watched the flames part, their ends bowing slightly. At the centre, an old scroll that was bound in sygils that shifted constantly. Hovered like they were alive. Fingers wrapped around my heart, squeezing till there was nothing left, not even pain. “I don’t think I’m supposed to touch that,” I whispered.

He had backed away, his hand on the hilt of his sword, his emerald eyes wide with a fear he could no longer hide. "You... you are a monster," Thorne whispered. "I am the Empress," I corrected, the red-gold scales on my neck glowing with a lethal brilliance. "And your silver is too weak to hold the truth." I looked toward the Southern forest, where the scent of jasmine and silver was strongest. I could hear the hearts of the slaves beating in time with mine. I could feel their hunger for the freedom they had forgotten was theirs to claim. "Lord Julian said the pups in the South are being born with wine-colored eyes," I said, turning back to the Council. "They aren't a corruption, Thorne. They

The colors danced and shimmered, providing a stark contrast to the murky surroundings. Sable approached the window cautiously, her eyes tracing the intricate artwork. Suddenly, a surge of energy coursed through her veins, as if the stained-glass window held a hidden power waiting to be unleashed. She reached out and placed her palm against the cool glass, closing her eyes and allowing herself to be consumed by it. In that moment, the stained-glass window shimmered and pulsed with an otherworldly light. The glass seemed to come alive, swirling and shifting until it transformed into a magnificent sword. It gleamed with a radiant brilliance, its hilt adorned with intricate carvings of mythical

Silas wheezed, his stormy sea-grey eyes bright with a final, terminal clarity. Lyra Thorne was at the feet of the Curator-Hand, her transparent form looking like a charcoal sketch against the black void. She struck the hand with her obsidian blade, but the impact was absorbed by a "Transaction Barrier"—a wall of glowing gold symbols that represented the "Reader’s" final bids for the "End of the Saga."

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Chapter 89 Final chapter ~Elena~ "Spare me a minute, Amelia."I shuttered and quickly shuffled off to the window. I wiped away the curtain from my line of view and let open the window, my eyes breaking into sad emotional limes as I leaned closer to the wall and continued scanning the multitude of crowd. They took action faster than I would have thought. Few of them had held in their hands and above their head a big poster that reads- 'Alpha Donald bidding a deal with a rogue, it's a same on us and therefore: we don't want Donald on the throne anymore'

“It’s a sign...” Thorne whispered, his voice barely audible beneath the thundering of our broken hearts. “The sky is answering. That lightning—it's not just weather. It’s recognition. This book… it has chosen Willow as the heir of the curse.” My blood stopped cold. My body froze in suffocating silence. My eyes were locked on the open page before me—there, a rough illustration stared back. A woman stood beneath a red moon, her body drenched in blood, surrounded by the corpses of wolves. Her eyes were fixed forward—piercing through the parchment, straight into my soul.

Mysteries that humans should have never discovered. “She’s getting close,” I murmured. “Too close.” I shut my eyes and reached for the thread that remained to me. The power that I had ripped from the bloodline so many centuries ago. Her images flickered into my head, swift and unbidden. Elara curled over a table in a secret library, murmuring to herself as she read. Elara leaning over the firelight, speaking to Thorne with that damned cocksure expression on her face. “I just wiped you out, Elara,” I said through gritted teeth. “Destroyed your bloodline. Burnt every book in existence that might tell me what you are. And here you are, springing up from the ashes like some… goddamn miracle.”

She tried to convince herself it was just her nerves, yet her wolf stirred under her skin, restless. She closed the book with a soft thud. The sound echoed too loud in the emptiness, and for a heartbeat, she thought she heard someone exhale in answer. Elowyn turned another brittle page, her fingers smudged faintly with dust. The script grew darker here, margins annotated with symbols she couldn't place. Her eyes caught a heading that made her pause: "On the Convergence of Blood." She leaned closer, reading: