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Chapter 73 A Breath of Forbidden Air
Author: Seraya Quinn
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The metallic groan of the Aethelgard’s hull was the only requiem for the fallen Watcher. Inside the bridge, the air was a thick, stagnant soup of ozone and the coppery tang of Li Feng’s blood. He lay slumped against the base of the command dais, his breath coming in ragged, shallow wheezes that fogged the mercury-glass of his visor. Every inch of his skin felt as though it had been scoured by diamond grit, the white-gold fissures of his overtaxed Yang Core weeping a luminescent ic

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