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CHAPTER 67 – THE VESSEL OF FIRE
Author: Rukky
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The battlefield went silent. Mira, sprawled on the cracked ground, lifted her head just in time to see Kael rise. His movements were jagged, unnatural, like a puppet pulled by invisible strings.

The glow in his eyes wasn’t light, it was hunger, fire that saw nothing and wanted everything. “Kael…?” Her voice trembled, fragile.

The figure turned. His face was his, but wrong. His skin cracked with glowing fissures, molten rivers tracing across his arms and chest. Each breath released embers that scorched the air. And his mouth when he spoke, it was not his voice.

“THIS VESSEL IS MINE.”

Mira’s heart shattered. “No. No, you can’t he’s still in there! I know he’s still in there!” The master smiled faintly, crimson eyes glimmering. “So the boy has fallen. The pyre devours him, and in return, I gain my weapon.”

The vessel stepped forward. With every footfall, the ground cracked and burned. His shattered spear reformed in his hand, not the weapon Kael once wielded but a blazing infernal pike,
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