28: The Vision.
Author: Red Phoenix.
last update2025-04-15 22:21:36

Kai gradually regained control over his body, the overwhelming surge of energy that had once threatened to rip him apart now simmered, calming down.

The searing heat in his veins faded into a distant throb, and the sharp pain that had pulsed behind his right eye dulled into a manageable ache. He still felt drained, like someone had wrung every cell dry but at least he could sit upright without feeling like the world would collapse around him.

Abigail was by his side instantly, slipping an arm
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