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Chapter 200 (Before the ancestors 2) Chen’s POV
Author: Lady P
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The vibration beneath the ancestral hall lingered only a few breaths before fading into silence.

The incense sticks snapped in half. Their smoke dispersed as though an unseen hand had scattered it.

I remained kneeling for several moments, my palm still pressed against the altar stone where my blood had disappeared.

It had not soaked into cracks. It had been accepted.

Slowly, I rose to my feet. The cracked ancestor tablet no longer trembled. Everything had returned to stillness.

Yet the hall no
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