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The Prophecy and the Litho Clan, Chapter 157
Author: Mabel
last update2026-09-09 21:33:44

Later that night, the moon hung high and full over Tuntadel, casting a silver glow across the central lawn.

Mrs. Susan, the Seer—still dressed in her simple, worn janitor’s clothes—had called for an emergency meeting of the Traditional crew.

They all gathered in a quiet circle on the open grass, far away from any listening ears. In the gathering stood Fred the translucent, Felicia the sage, Knox the shapeshifter, John, Baron, Mike, Dean Lashley, and the towering rock figure of the Stone Walker.
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