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Chapter 39 – Five Years of Fire and Invention
Author: Little LYTA
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Chapter 39 – Five Years of Fire and Invention

A boy of ten years stood before a towering silver-gilded mirror in the east wing of Holloway Manor. He gazed quietly at his own reflection, one hand tugging at the ends of his sunlit golden hair, now grown long enough to brush against the curve of his ears. Gone was the skinny child of fragile constitution—what stood in his place was the forming silhouette of a young man, carved by discipline and time. A subtle strength coiled within his limbs, the
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