2025-05-21 01:23:19Chapter 65: The Yellowblood Giftsmiths and the Awakening of Craft
In the dawning twilight of the Ashed Lands, a place of fractured beauty where magic crackled through the air like dormant thunder, Elias moved silently through the sprawling congregation of Yellowblood Mankeys. These creatures, once deemed unremarkable, now stood as the seeds of a new order. Beneath his outstretched palm, the arcane energy of the Celestial Being surged—his blessing seeping into their very beings, igniting within them dormant potential. A sacred endowment that hummed within his soul, now shared among them.Elias’s fingertips brushed against the foreheads of these Mankeys, igniting a cascading ripple of shimmering light that enveloped their forms, binding them with the ancient magic of the land. Their skin, once so fragile, began to glow faintly—golden veins of energy pulsing beneath their fur. It was as if the land itself had responded to Elias’s call, offering its boon to these creat
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