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5. The Awakening of the Dark Entity
Author: Hieronimus
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Tian Kui the dragon hesitated, his eyes glimmering with unease as Wu Tian pressed him for an answer. The air between them was heavy, as though the very silence carried the weight of secrets too dangerous to speak aloud. Wu Tian’s voice cut through the stillness, sharp and demanding, “Do you already know what kind of dark creature I’ve brought into existence, Tian Kui? Why haven’t you told me?”

The dragon’s scales shimmered faintly under the dim glow of Nirvana Bodhisattva’s ethereal skies, hi
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