Chapter 62
Author: AyeshaM
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Mara, Elion and Luna returned to the corner of the library, where she had uncovered the diary and the wands. Her heart raced a little with excitement, but as she arrived at the alcove, she froze. Her gaze darted across the space, her eyes narrowing.

The books she had moved were back in place, undisturbed, as if she had never touched them. The diary and wands—gone. Completely vanished.

“No...” Mara whispered to herself, her voice barely audible over the eerie silence of the library.

She rushed forward, frantically searching the shelves, pulling books down, scanning the floor. But there was no sign of them. She even checked the surrounding areas, feeling her pulse quicken. The place had completely swallowed them up, as though they were never there to begin with.

“Mara?” Luna moved closer. “What’s wrong?”

Mara’s heart sank. She glanced back over her shoulder, her face pale with disbelief. “It’s gone... It’s all gone. The diary, the wands... everything. I had them just moments ago.”

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