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Gathering of future heroes
Author: Void_muse
last update2026-01-04 18:23:04

The waiting hall of the trials thrummed with mana.

So thick, you could almost taste it in the air metallic, heavy, alive. Power gathered here like a storm behind closed doors.

Hundreds of candidates stood in clusters nobles in their crested cloaks, mercenaries wrapped in rough leather, and the rare commoner trembling in borrowed robes.

But Lucien Valecrest?

He leaned lazily against a marble pillar, eyes half-lidded, scanning the hall with a faint smirk.

So these are the so-called prodigies of
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