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Gaia took a trembling step back, her wide eyes locked onto the figure advancing towards her. Her voice broke into panic, as she screamed, “Stay away from me!” She turned to the security guards, her fear escalating, “I don't want to see him. Take me away, please…..”The guards hesitated, their eyes shifting to their superior for instructions.The chief doctor nodded solemnly and approached the man with a measured calm. “Gaia’s condition has worsened. She's not in the right state of mind to see you now. Perhaps you could return on the next visiting day.”But the man disregarded the chief entirely, his focus fixed solely on Gaia, as if nothing else in the room existed. The guards moved swiftly, raising their batons in a show of force, while Gaia, eyes still on the stranger, inched backwards, her mind racing with something far deeper than fear.“Hey, mister, you heard the chief,” one of the guards said, stepping forward with authority, hands outstretched to block the man's path. Chief D
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Dreadfall Citadel.“You’ve arrived… faster than I expected,” the man said, his deep voice eerily calm.The air was heavy, dense with mist that clung to Gaia’s skin. She glanced around, disoriented. The last thing she remembered was the void consuming her. Now, she stood in a strange land—twisted, lifeless trees stretched upward like skeletal fingers, and the ground beneath her feet pulsed faintly, as if it were alive.“Where am I?” she muttered, her voice trembling as her breath filled the air.“Lost, are we?” A low chuckle echoed behind her, sending a shiver down her spine. She spun around, her heart hammering in her chest. Emerging from the swirling mist was a figure cloaked in black, his glowing amber eyes locking onto hers.Gaia took a cautious step back, her fists clenched. “You again? What do you want from me?”The man tilted his head slightly, a faint smirk playing on his lips. “I am Caelum,” he said, his tone almost mocking, “a watcher, a guide, perhaps even a foe. That depend
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Selene’s flushed face tightened as she gritted her teeth. “What do you mean?” she asked sharply, her voice carrying an edge of defiance. Gaia sat back in her chair, her expression unbothered. “Oh, you heard me,” she replied evenly, her voice carrying a quiet confidence that only added to Selene’s rising fury. “I’m just asking why you put the wallet in my jacket.” Selene stood abruptly, the scrape of her chair against the floor piercing the tense silence. “That’s absurd! How dare you accuse me of something so ridiculous?” She turned to Valtor, her eyes pleading now. “You’re just going to sit there and let her throw baseless accusations at me?” Valtor rubbed his temples, a sigh escaping him as he glanced between the two women. “Selene, calm down. Let’s just talk this through without turning it into a shouting match.” His voice was steady but carried a sharp edge of frustration. Selene rounded on him, her voice rising. “You’re defending her? Again? Why are you always taking her si
