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Chapter 15: The Battle for the Heart
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Anna’s breath hitched as the movement in the mirror grew clearer. At first, she thought it was just her reflection shifting from the flickering candlelight, but then she realized it wasn’t copying her. While she stood frozen, the reflection tilted its head slowly, an eerie smile curling across its lips.“Anna?” Logan’s voice broke the silence, snapping her out of her trance.“I…” She blinked, and the reflection snapped back to normal—her own face staring back at her, wide-eyed and pale.“What did you see?” Mia asked, clutching a throw pillow tightly.Anna hesitated, glancing at the mirror. “Nothing,” she lied. She wasn’t sure if she imagined it, and she didn’t want to scare the others. “It’s just a game.”Ryan snorted. “Lame. I was expecting something cooler.”“Maybe you’re just bad at it,” Logan teased. “Let me try.”Anna stepped aside reluctantly, watching as Logan took her place in front of the mirror. He adjusted his leather jacket, smirking. “Alright, let’s see what this ‘game’ i
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The group began their journey again, this time with caution laced into every step. The forest had returned to its eerie silence, but the tension in the air was palpable.Anna led the way, the silver sword glowing faintly in her hand. The blade felt alive, as though it pulsed in rhythm with her heartbeat.“It’s strange,” Anna said softly. “When I fought the shadow, it felt like I was fighting... myself. Like it knew my every thought.”Mia walked beside her, her brows furrowed. “Maybe that’s the point. These trials seem designed to test more than just our strength. They’re testing who we are.”Logan glanced back at them. “Whatever they’re testing, we can’t let it break us. We’ve come too far.”Ryan, bringing up the rear, frowned as his crystal dimmed slightly. “I just hope the next trial doesn’t involve any more monsters. I think I’ve met my quota for terrifying creatures this week.”As they ventured deeper into the forest, the trees began to shift, their silvery glow fading to a cold,
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One by one, the group stumbled into a clearing where the anchor hovered—a glowing orb of silver light on a pedestal.“You guys okay?” Logan asked, his voice strained.Ryan held up his crystal. “I fought a glowing wolf. What do you think?”Mia looked pale but determined. “I faced... myself. Let’s just say it wasn’t pleasant.”Anna stepped toward the anchor, her hand trembling. As she touched it, the orb pulsed with energy, and a shockwave rippled through the clearing.The forest grew still, and the air thickened . ------The air around the group thickened as the anchor’s silver light pulsed in the heart of the clearing. The moment Anna touched it, the ground beneath them trembled violently, sending loose rocks tumbling and forcing everyone to steady themselves.“Why does everything we touch try to kill us?” Ryan groaned, gripping his glowing crystal like a lifeline.Before anyone could respond, the forest erupted into chaos. Trees twisted unnaturally, their silver leaves trembling as
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The library had returned to an uneasy stillness, but the group knew better than to relax. The once-chaotic atmosphere had dimmed to a calm, almost oppressive quiet, and the repaired mirror loomed behind them like a silent sentinel. Anna leaned against a bookshelf, her chest heaving as she tried to process what had just happened. “Who could even want to destroy a place like this?” Logan’s eyes narrowed as he scanned the room, his dagger still in hand. “Someone powerful. Someone who knows what this realm is capable of.” Mia, still clutching her satchel, frowned. “But why? What’s the point of collapsing the Realm of Reflections?” “It’s not just about collapsing it,” Logan said, his tone heavy with unspoken worry. “If the mirrors break, the balance between worlds collapses too. That would create chaos across all dimensions, including ours.” Ryan whistled low, running a hand through his hair. “So, we’re not just fighting for our lives—we’re fighting to keep the world from f
