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A Letter from Zucker
Author: Perfect Pen
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Zia dismissed the thought almost as quickly as it had formed.

Celestial Realm.

Impossible.

She had spent fifteen years inside Azure, surrounded by some of the most gifted warriors in Greyhaven. She understood better than most what it took to reach the upper levels of cultivation. Dragon Lord alone required decades of disciplined training, refined technique, and a natural affinity for Aether that perhaps one in ten thousand people possessed.

The Celestial Realm was something else entirely.

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