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... t, began to recede. The dim light of the moon, which had faintly illuminated its surroundings, and the pitch-black darkness that had settled over the land both gradually faded as morning broke.
However, in June, on the brink of summer’s sweltering heat, the school, drenched in monsoon rain, remained steeped in an eerie atmosphere even in the early morning. Was it because the sun had yet to shine through, or was it the damp, suffocating air? The atmosphere felt as though nothing unusual w ...
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