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The Obsidian Vault Revealed
Author: James Peter
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Chapter 79: The Obsidian Vault Revealed

Raiden and Kaela trekked through the deep jungle as the first rays of light crept through the canopy. The air was heavy with rain, the remains of the previous night’s conflict still clinging to them like an unwanted shadow. Draco swooped overhead, his massive wings silent yet powerful, a continuous confirmation of their relationship.

Kaela broke the silence first, her voice low. “That shard... it’s dangerous, Raiden. I felt it when you took it up.
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