Chapter 185: Divine Retribution.
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The Birth of Understanding.

The first step toward awakening.

A faint smirk tugged at Conri's lips as he watched the boy kneel, breathless and overwhelmed.

“The shackles are getting loose,” he murmured, voice barely above a whisper, but it echoed like thunder in the heavy silence between them.

His breathing came in ragged bursts.

Oasis, still trembling, could barely lift his head.

His limbs refused to move—his mind was a storm of confusion, awe, and something deeper...

“You are the only one I’ve shown my domain to… and left with your life intact,” Conri said, his voice calm, but carrying the weight of truth.

With a flick of his wrist, the Shrouded Tempest began to unravel.

The obsidian plains crumbled into mist.

The whispering winds died down to a hush, and the twilight sky above slowly parted.

The phantom feathers and streaks of violet lightning faded.

As if a curtain was being pulled back, reality returned—gentle, mundane, and calm.

Exhaled!!

Oasis collapsed, gasping violently to his
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