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THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 1: The Legend
:---The rain tapped lightly against the windows of the old library as Anna flipped through the yellowed pages of an urban legends book. The room was dimly lit, the overhead light flickering occasionally, casting eerie shadows across the table. Her best friend, Mia, leaned over her shoulder, eyes wide with curiosity.“Why are you always digging into creepy stuff?” Mia asked, half-laughing, half-nervous.Anna shrugged, brushing her curly black hair out of her face. “I like stories that make your skin crawl. Look at this one,” she said, pointing to the faded text on the page.Mia leaned closer. The title read, The Reflection Game.“What’s that?” asked Logan, sliding into the chair across from them. His leather jacket was damp from the rain, and he ran a hand through his wet blond hair.“It’s some kind of ritual,” Anna said, her voice dropping to a whisper. “You light a candle, stand in front of a mirror, and say this chant three times. Supposedly, it shows you your destiny.”“Destiny?”
Last Updated : 2024-11-22THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 2: The First Glimpse
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
Last Updated : 2024-11-22THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 3 : Shadows in the Dark
The hand pushed harder, the glass bending outward as if whatever was inside was trying to break free. “What do we do?” Mia asked, her voice shaking. “We have to end the game,” Anna said firmly. “But we need the book to know how.” “The book’s at the library!” Sophia exclaimed, panic rising in her voice. “Then we go back—now!” Anna said. As they turned to leave, the mirror rattled violently. A distorted voice echoed from within, low and guttural: “It’s too late. You invited us in.” The group bolted, the sound of shattering glass chasing them as they fled the house. The group stumbled into the street, breathless and trembling. Ryan slammed the door behind them, his hands shaking. “What the hell just happened in there?” “I don’t know!” Logan snapped, running a hand through his hair. “But something isn’t right. That was not normal.” Anna clutched the edges of her jacket, her mind racing. “The book… it warned us. We broke the rules, and now—” “Now what?” Mia interrupted, her voice
Last Updated : 2024-11-23THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 4: Whispers in the Library
The library felt different at night, as if the darkness had seeped into its walls. The group stood huddled together in the dim space, their flashlights sweeping across rows of towering bookshelves. The only sound was their ragged breathing and the faint creak of the old building settling. “Where’s the urban legends section?” Logan asked, his voice barely above a whisper. Anna pointed toward the far corner of the library. “Over there. We need to find that book. It’s the only way.” They moved cautiously, their footsteps muffled by the worn carpet. Shadows flickered unnaturally at the edges of their flashlight beams, as if something was just out of sight, watching. “I don’t like this,” Mia muttered, clutching Sophia’s arm. “It feels… wrong in here.” “It felt wrong back at the house too,” Ryan said, keeping his eyes on the dark corners. “But running isn’t helping. Let’s just get the book and get out.” As they approached the urban legends section, Anna stopped abruptly. The book was
Last Updated : 2024-11-23THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 5: Back to the House
The group ran through the empty streets, their breaths coming in ragged gasps. The air felt heavier now, as though the shadows from the library were clinging to them. Every step seemed to echo louder than it should, the sound unnervingly out of sync with their movements. Anna clutched the book tightly, her knuckles white. The words she’d read replayed in her mind: The mirror’s owner must face their reflection alone. She didn’t dare tell the others that the burden fell squarely on her shoulders. “I can’t believe we’re going back there,” Logan said between breaths. “We should just smash that mirror and be done with it.” “No!” Anna shouted, stopping abruptly. The others nearly collided into her. “What do you mean, no?” Logan snapped. “That thing is the reason we’re being chased by—by whatever the hell those things are!” Anna turned to face him, her eyes fierce. “The book says smashing the mirror will make it worse. We have to end the game properly, or we’ll be stuck with them forev
Last Updated : 2024-11-23THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 6: The Duel
Anna stumbled backward as her reflection lunged, the shard trembling in her hands. The darkness around them shifted, alive with whispers and movement. The reflection's twisted smile returned, and it spoke again, its voice a chilling echo of her own. “You brought me here. Do you really think you can send me back?” Anna gripped the shard tighter, her hands slick with sweat. “I didn’t bring you here—I made a mistake. But I’m fixing it now.” The reflection laughed, a sound that seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere. “Fixing it? You broke the rules. You opened the door. Now, the door stays open.” With a sudden burst of speed, it lunged again. This time, Anna was ready. She ducked, swinging the shard like a blade. It caught the reflection across the chest, and it let out a screech that made the air ripple. Anna gasped as black ichor oozed from the wound, dripping into the void and dissolving like smoke. The reflection stumbled back, its face twisting in rage. “You can’t fight me
Last Updated : 2024-11-23THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 7: Lingering Shadows
“They won’t,” Anna lied. The truth was, she didn’t know. She had defeated her reflection, but the words in the book had been vague, filled with warnings but no guarantees. Logan stood, brushing dirt off his jeans. “I’m done with this. I don’t care what that book said. I’m burning it.” “No!” Anna shouted, standing abruptly. “You can’t destroy it. The book is the only thing that knows the rules. If something happens again, we’ll need it.” Ryan raised an eyebrow. “You’re saying you want to keep that cursed thing?” Anna hesitated, her heart pounding. “I don’t want to, but it’s safer if we don’t destroy it. We need to lock it away, somewhere no one can find it.” Logan looked unconvinced but didn’t argue. “Fine. You do what you want. I just want to get out ofAs the group began to leave the porch, a soft wind blew through the air, carrying with it a faint whisper: “We’ll see you again.” They all froze, their eyes wide. “Did anyone else hear that?” Sophia asked, her voice trembling. N
Last Updated : 2024-11-23THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 8: The Aftermath
A message from an unknown number lit up her screen. Unknown: “Did you really think it was over?” Anna dropped the phone, her chest tightening. The book on her desk seemed to hum faintly, as if it were alive. --- The next morning, Anna decided she couldn’t handle it alone anymore. She called Logan, her voice urgent. “We need to meet,” she said. “All of us.” “Anna, I told you—I’m done with this,” Logan replied, his tone irritated. “Please,” Anna begged. “Something’s happening. The book—it’s changing. I’m getting messages. I think…” She hesitated, swallowing the lump in her throat. “I think the game isn’t finished.” Logan sighed heavily. “Fine. Tonight. Same place.” --- By evening, the group was back at the house. The shattered mirror shards had been swept up, but the air still felt heavy, as if the house remembered what had happened. Anna placed the book on the table. “Look,” she said, opening it to the page where the warning had appeared. The words had changed again. “You’
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THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 63 : A New Mission
--- A Narrow Victory They regrouped in the woods behind the school, their breaths coming in ragged gasps. “That was insane,” Mia said, collapsing against a tree. “What if he comes after us?” “He will,” Anna said, holding up the journal. “But now we have something to fight back with. This journal—look at it.” She opened the journal, revealing sketches of ancient runes and notes about the Reflection Game. At the center was a detailed map of the Sanctum, with markings that seemed to indicate hidden passageways and artifacts. Logan frowned. “He’s been tracking the game’s influence here. And these markings... they’re connected to the anchors. He’s been trying to locate them.” Mia’s eyes widened. “Why would he do that? Isn’t the game over?” Ryan shook his head. “It’s never been over. It’s just... dormant. He must be trying to reactivate it—or use its power for something.” Anna’s stomach churned. “We need to take this to Principal Katie. She has to know what’s going on.” --- A Sec
THE REFLECTION GAME chapter : 62 Unwitting Players
The next morning, the students of Sanctum of Mirrors returned to their usual routines, oblivious to the danger lurking among them.Anna and her friends gathered in the dining hall, where the chatter of students echoed against the enchanted ceilings. The room was abuzz with excitement about the upcoming inter-school competition with Obsidian Crescent—a rivalry steeped in both magic and mistrust.Logan jabbed his fork into his scrambled eggs. “I don’t trust this competition. It feels... off.”Mia rolled her eyes. “You don’t trust anything. Maybe it’s just a way for the schools to show off their skills.”Ryan smirked. “Or maybe they’re just trying to spy on us, like we’d do the same if we had the chance.”Anna, however, was lost in thought, her mind lingering on the book they’d found and the secrets it revealed about the Reflection Game. “What if there’s more to this than just rivalry?” she murmured.Logan raised an eyebrow. “You mean, like another layer to the game?”Anna nodded. “Or ma
THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter 61 : A Betrayal Within
The tension in Sanctum of Mirrors was thick as the senior staff of the school gathered in the Principal’s Chamber. The grand circular room, illuminated by enchanted chandeliers, exuded an air of authority. At the center stood Principal Katie, a tall, composed woman with piercing green eyes that seemed to see through souls. She folded her hands behind her back, waiting for silence. To her left sat Headmaster Ewan, a stern man known for his mastery of elemental magic. Next to him was Headmistress Liora, who specialized in dreamscapes and illusions. Around the table were the other senior teachers: Professor Armand of combat training, Professor Evelynn of spell theory, and Professor Helia, the youngest, who oversaw magical artifacts and their histories. “Thank you all for coming on such short notice,” Katie began, her voice steady yet firm. “I’ve called this meeting because of recent... disturbances within the school.” Liora raised an eyebrow. “Are you referring to the Crescent studen
THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 60 : The Rivalry
The peaceful days at the Sanctum of Mirrors were suddenly disrupted when Principal Katie called for an urgent assembly in the grand hall. The students, buzzing with curiosity, quickly gathered in the enormous, echoing space. Anna, Logan, Mia, Ryan, and Zara sat together near the middle, their expressions a mix of intrigue and concern. Katie stood on the elevated stage, his silver robes shimmering under the enchanted chandeliers. “Students,” she began, her voice steady but grave, “you are aware of the sacred purpose of this institution—to train and protect young souls blessed with supernatural abilities. However, it has come to my attention that another school, The Obsidian Crescent, is working against us.” The room erupted into murmurs. The Obsidian Crescent was infamous for its dark practices and competitive rivalry with the Sanctum. Unlike the Sanctum, which trained students to balance power with responsibility, the Crescent encouraged mastery of forbidden arts and ruthless ambit
THE REFLECTION GAME chapter : 59 The Principal’s Summons
When midterm break ended, the Sanctum of Mirrors was abuzz with activity as students returned. Anna and her friends walked through the grand gates of the school, their eyes scanning the familiar stone walls and towering spires. Despite the normalcy, the glowing marks on their wrists served as a constant reminder of the Reflection Game’s lingering presence. The hallways were alive with chatter about the break. Students compared spell techniques they’d practiced at home, shared stories of family adventures, and exchanged enchanted trinkets gifted by relatives. But for Anna and her friends, their break had been far from ordinary. --- The Principal’s Summons The next morning, as the students gathered for breakfast in the grand dining hall, an enchanted parchment appeared in front of Anna. The glowing script read: “Anna Nilsen, report to the principal’s office immediately.” Her friends exchanged worried glances. “Why would he summon you?” Logan asked, his brow furrowed. Ann
THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter : 58 The Origins of the Reflection Game
Back at Sanctum of Mirrors, the five friends sat huddled in the library, pouring over every book, scroll, and fragment they could find about the Reflection Game. After their harrowing experience at Cravenwood Manor, they needed answers—answers about where the game had come from and why it had chosen them. Zara flipped through a brittle, ancient manuscript titled The Forgotten Mirrors. “Listen to this,” she said, her voice tinged with urgency. “‘The Reflection Game was born in the Age of Shadows, forged by the council of the Seven Immortals as a test for the worthy and a trap for the greedy.’” Anna leaned closer, her eyes scanning the page. “It says here that the game wasn’t just a test—it was a safeguard. A way to protect powerful relics and knowledge from falling into the wrong hands.” “Protect?” Mia asked, her brow furrowed. “It nearly killed us.” Ryan chimed in, “It probably wasn’t meant for random people like us. The Immortals must’ve created it for their descendants or chose
THE REFLECTION GAME Chapter : 57 THE REVELATION
That evening, as the students gathered in the manor’s grand hall for a brief reprieve, whispers filled the room. Stories of those who didn’t return from the final trial circulated, and a heavy tension blanketed the air. Logan, Anna, Ryan, Mia, and Zara sat together at a corner table, their glowing orb resting between them. “Why does Kael look so smug?” Mia muttered, nodding toward the headmaster, who stood at the front of the hall with his hands clasped behind his back. “Because he knows something we don’t,” Zara said, her voice tinged with bitterness. Anna glanced around the room, noticing how other students clutched their retrieved objects with unease. The seniors, especially Lyra, seemed too calm—like they knew more than they let on. “Why do I feel like we’re playing right into their hands?” Logan whispered. Before anyone could respond, Kael stepped forward, his booming voice silencing the room. “Congratulations to all who survived the maze,” he began. “Your efforts have pr
THE REFLECTION GAME CHAPTER : 56 the second night
The second night at Cravenwood Manor was unlike anything they had experienced before. The students barely managed to sleep, as the house seemed to come alive. Whispers echoed through the halls, doors creaked open and shut on their own, and shadows moved where there should have been none. Anna tossed and turned in her bed, unable to shake the feeling that she was being watched. She sat up and looked around the room. Logan was asleep on the floor near the door, his arm draped over his head. Ryan was snoring softly in the corner, while Mia hugged her pillow tightly, her face twisted in discomfort. She decided to take a walk, hoping the fresh air would help clear her mind. As she slipped out of the room, she heard faint footsteps behind her. “Couldn’t sleep either?” Logan whispered, appearing by her side. Anna shook her head. “This place is... suffocating.” Logan nodded. “Yeah, I keep feeling like something’s going to jump out at us. Maybe I’m just paranoid.” They walked in silence
THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 55 : A Journey to the Old House
The announcement came the morning after their trials in the Hall of Mirrors. Headmistress Seraphine gathered the students in the Great Hall, her voice echoing through the high ceilings. “Today marks the start of a significant tradition for all students,” she began. “Each year, the chosen few are taken to Cravenwood Manor, a historic part of our school. There, you will spend three days testing your limits, bonding as a group, and learning the true essence of unity. Only the senior students have experienced this rite before. Prepare yourselves. The old house has… secrets.” Excitement mixed with unease as whispers spread through the hall. Logan leaned toward Anna. “Why do I feel like this is going to be worse than the Night of Revelations?” Anna rolled her eyes. “Because it probably is.” --- Arriving at Cravenwood Manor The bus ride to Cravenwood Manor was filled with chatter, though the group remained on edge. Mia kept glancing out the window, watching the dense forest grow thic
