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Chapter 19: Broken Blades
Author: Rosfun
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Nightfall – Kai’s Dorm Room

The grimoire pulsed faintly on Kai’s desk, its leather binding warm beneath his fingertips. Moonlight slanted across the open pages, illuminating a new diagram that hadn’t been there hours ago. It looked like a spell matrix—but parts of it were frayed, jagged, incomplete.

Kai frowned. He’d seen this sequence before.

He flipped back several pages, scanning furiously. Then he found it: Rafe’s final battle spell, etched like a signature—flawless when first recorded. But now…

Something was off.

Kai held both pages side by side, comparing the original and the faded replica that had just appeared. Runes were reversed. Key sigils distorted. The entire structure was… wrong.

“Why would it change?” he muttered.

A small glow appeared in the corner of the page. Another message.

“It wasn’t changed. It was sabotaged.”

Kai’s heart skipped.

He touched the note, and images slammed into his mind.

Memory Flash – The Tower of Ashen Flame

Rafe stood tall, cloak torn, a smirk
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    Nightfall – Kai’s Dorm RoomThe grimoire pulsed faintly on Kai’s desk, its leather binding warm beneath his fingertips. Moonlight slanted across the open pages, illuminating a new diagram that hadn’t been there hours ago. It looked like a spell matrix—but parts of it were frayed, jagged, incomplete.Kai frowned. He’d seen this sequence before.He flipped back several pages, scanning furiously. Then he found it: Rafe’s final battle spell, etched like a signature—flawless when first recorded. But now…Something was off.Kai held both pages side by side, comparing the original and the faded replica that had just appeared. Runes were reversed. Key sigils distorted. The entire structure was… wrong.“Why would it change?” he muttered.A small glow appeared in the corner of the page. Another message.“It wasn’t changed. It was sabotaged.”Kai’s heart skipped.He touched the note, and images slammed into his mind.⸻Memory Flash – The Tower of Ashen FlameRafe stood tall, cloak torn, a smirk

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