THE HOLLOW TEMPLE
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Let’s dive into Chapter 10 – The Hollow Temple — where mystery turns to revelation. This one blends ancient horror, discovery, and identity, written in Meganovel cinematic pacing (around 2000 words with a chilling hook).

Chapter 10

The storm hadn’t stopped since the seal broke.

Rain carved rivers through the jungle, lightning turning the world to brief, blinding flashes. Kael moved through the mud, his breath harsh and shallow, Elara close behind. The others were gone scattered after Reeve’s ambush.

The jungle itself seemed to shift with every flash of lightning, trees bending like they were watching.

“Keep going!” Elara shouted over the storm, clutching a soaked map to her chest. “There’s a structure ahead — something buried near the ridge!”

Kael didn’t answer. He could feel the pull again. That low hum beneath his ribs, the one that vibrated with each heartbeat. The island wasn’t just awake. It was leading him.

They broke through a wall of hanging roots and entered a cl
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