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Chapter 98 Juliet Greatest Fear
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Juliet stood alone in a vast void, her senses overwhelmed by the eerie silence. There were no shapes, no sounds, just an endless blackness that pressed against her. Yet, in the distance, a faint light flickered—a beacon that seemed familiar. As her feet moved toward it, the air around her began to change, the temperature growing warmer, the world shaping itself.

The light took form. The training grounds. The very place where everything had begun, her journey, her training, her fears. And there,
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