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Chapter 19 ~ Mastering Time and the Elements
Author: Jovita Eze
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The air in the Spirit Realm was thick with anticipation as Arilyn stepped forward, her presence commanding yet comforting. Lucas felt a shiver of excitement run down his spine. This was the moment he had been waiting for, though he hadn’t known it until now.

“Lucas,” Arilyn began, her voice both firm and gentle, “today you will begin your true training. Time magic.” Lucas blinked. “Time magic?”

“Yes,” she replied, her eyes glinting. “Time is not just a sequence of moments. It is a living river. It flows, it bends, it waits for no one, and yet… those who understand it can guide it. But beware, time is as dangerous as it is powerful. Respect it, and it will respect you.” Lucas grinned, already feeling a surge of energy. “I like the sound of this.” Arilyn raised an eyebrow. “You’ll like it even more when you realize it’s not just about control… it’s about perception. You must see time as more than moments, see it as possibility. Feel it in your bones, in your heart, in your mind.”

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