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Chapter 33 - The Saintess's Sacrifice
Author: Seraya Quinn
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The air inside the Dawn Palace did not smell of incense or the iron tang of blood anymore. It smelled of static, ozone, and something dry—like the scent of ancient parchment being ground into dust.

Li Feng stood in the center of the Grand Strategem Hall, but the floor beneath his boots was no longer solid jade. It flickered. For a heartbeat, the intricate carvings of dragons and suns would be there, and in the next, they would dissolve into a chaotic slurry of white geometric lin

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