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44. The One Who Looked Back
Author: Mumu
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Kael remained frozen long after the vision disappeared.

His breathing had become uneven.

The image refused to leave his mind.

The underground chamber.

The black sphere.

The shadowed figure.

And those eyes.

Dark violet.

Identical to his own.

The detail sent a chill through his entire body.

Because the figure had not felt like an illusion.

It had not felt like a dream.

It had looked at hi
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