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The system Wrath
Author: Personality
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The storm had not yet passed.

Even as Arin crippled from the mouth of the cave, his breath ragged and his leg bound with crude cloth, the air still trembled with the echoes of battle. The earth beneath him smelled of burnt soil and blood. His armor was fractured, his blade half-dulled, but his eyes — those eyes burned with the quiet fire of survival.

He had accomplished the mission within the cave — retrieved the fragment of the Celestial Core, a relic that pulsed faintly in the satchel at his side. Yet his victory was incomplete, for beyond the clearing stood new shadows forming against him — Kael’s shadows.

The System’s chime cut through the whispering wind.

SYSTEM NOTIFICATION: THREAT LEVEL RISING

Detected Hostiles: Kael’s Vanguard (6 Members)

Directive: Neutralize Threat. Reward: Skill Upgrade – “Adaptive Core: Stage II.”

Arin exhaled, his fingers tightening around the hilt of his sword. “So it’s not over yet,” he murmured.

“ I defeated him at first, now he has emerged against me.
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