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SHADOWS THAT MOVE
Author: Haiistory
last update2025-04-03 06:33:48

The evening sky had been completely covered by dark clouds as Lin Fengtian stepped into Elder Yi's pavilion area. A cold wind was blowing strongly, blowing away the dry leaves and shaking the lanterns hanging along the path. The rumble of thunder could be heard faintly in the distance, promising a violent storm to come.

But when Lin Fengtian arrived at the pavilion gate, he sensed something was wrong. The main door was slightly open, creaking softly in the wind. There were no guards or servants who usually stood guard out front. An eerie silence replaced the normal activity in the Elders' compound.

“Elder Yi?” Lin Fengtian called softly as he pushed the door open wider. There was no answer.

On high alert, Lin Fengtian stepped inside, his right hand ready on the hilt of the spiritual sword. He activated his new senses, looking for unusual conceptual distortions. What he found made him gasp-the entire pavilion was filled with traces of foreign energies swirling around like an almost inv
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