Chapter 63
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The fight between Scylla and Seryth — now in Scylla's form — raged on with neither of them relenting until… one of them faltered.

“Arrrgh!” Seryth growled, clutching her chest as she staggered backwards. Her glassy skin came into view as her weapons reverted back to its previous form. “What did you do to me?!”

Scylla stood before her, catching her breath as her slightly battered armor burned brighter with her ether flames.

“Can't you guess?! She asked, mockery laced in her tone. “I thought yo
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