Chapter 83
Author: Yeshua Yin
last update2025-08-30 20:04:24

The ground quaked beneath them. Aurora clutched Mason tightly, her arms wrapped around him as the broken mirror world shook like it was tearing itself apart.

Cracks split through the floor, glowing with silver fire. Walls bent inward, shadows stretching like claws.

Above them, Vazquez’s form grew larger and darker, his silver eyes burning like moons. His voice thundered through the hall, shaking the very air.

“You dare change the price?” he roared. “You dare trade another soul when the mirror had chosen?”

Aurora’s chest burned as she glared up at him, her tears still falling from Norra’s sacrifice. Her voice trembled but did not break. “She gave herself for us. You will not take that away.”

Vazquez’s laughter boomed, cruel and endless. “Do you think I will allow her pitiful act to stand? Do you think I will let two live when one was meant to vanish? Then you know nothing of me.”

The shadows thickened, swirling into monstrous shapes around him. Claws, wings, twisted faces, all screami
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