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... aos and destruction blend together to form a beautiful tapestry. That was exactly my thought as I gazed upon the crimson sparks that lit up my vision—a mesmerizing unity.

I felt the undulations in the mana surrounding me and the pull of its current as it was drawn toward the center—into the spiraling mass of flames.

Amara, Tania, and Pyra worked to compress the portal, doing something that would no doubt cause a massive uproar should the knowledge become public. I was witnessing ...

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