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chapter 35: The Way home/Questions Without Answers
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The lights flickered, and Evelyn’s voice suddenly rang out behind them. “Step away from the shadows!”Anna turned, relief flooding her at the sight of her grandmother. “Grandma! What are you doing here?”“I had a feeling,” Evelyn said, her expression grave. “The bond you share with the underworld is still strong. It’s trying to pull you back.”Logan’s jaw tightened. “How do we stop it?”Evelyn reached into her bag, pulling out a small vial of shimmering liquid. “This is an elixir blessed by the spirits of the Seven Realms. It won’t sever the bond entirely, but it will weaken the connection long enough for us to act.”Ryan frowned. “Act how?”Evelyn hesitated, her gaze sweeping over the group. “We need to seal the reflection game permanently. If the book is gone, it means the curse has shifted… to you.”Anna’s stomach churned. “What does that mean?”“It means,” Evelyn said, “you are now the anchors. The underworld is tied to you, and it will keep trying to pull you back unless we break
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Last Updated : 2024-12-28THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 39 : New Beginning
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The days at the Sanctum of Mirrors turned into weeks, and the group slowly began adjusting to their new environment. The initial unease gave way to cautious curiosity, and as they attended classes and explored the sprawling campus, they found themselves surrounded by students who were just as unique and scarred as they were. It was during a particularly challenging combat class that they met their first new friend. The instructor had split the class into pairs, each tasked with sparring using enchanted weapons. Anna was paired with a fiery-haired girl named elene, who wielded twin daggers that seemed to hum with energy. “You’re holding back,” elene said with a smirk, dodging Anna’s hesitant swings with ease. “I don’t want to hurt you,” Anna admitted, gripping her sword tightly. elene laughed. “Trust me, you won’t. I’ve been training here for years.” With a quick motion, she disarmed Anna and pointed a dagger at her throat. “But if you keep holding back, someone else will.”
Last Updated : 2024-12-30THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 41 : the Forgotten Anchors,”
Anna's voice trembled as she continued reading aloud from the ancient tome, her friends huddled around her. The faint glow of the library's enchanted lanterns cast eerie shadows on the walls, making the symbols on the pages seem to shimmer with a life of their own. “This book—it talks about the Forgotten Anchors,” Anna said, her voice barely above a whisper. “It says they’re fragments of the original Reflection Game. They were scattered to keep something imprisoned. Something powerful.” Logan leaned in, his brow furrowed. “Are you saying the Reflection Game isn’t just a test? It’s a prison key?” “That’s what it looks like,” Anna replied, flipping to another page. The text was written in a strange, swirling script that seemed to shift as she read it. “And if someone collects all the anchors…” “They can unleash whatever’s trapped,” Mia finished, her voice tinged with fear. Ryan slammed the book shut, the sound echoing in the quiet library. “No. We’re not doing this again. We ba
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The first lesson of the day took place in the Chamber of Trials, a circular, dimly lit room with walls inscribed with ancient runes. The air buzzed with an electric hum, and the students couldn’t help but feel a mix of anticipation and unease. Large mirrors hung at intervals along the walls, reflecting not just the students but fragments of strange, shifting landscapes from other realms. Anna, Logan, Mia, and Ryan sat together near the back, observing as students from other groups filed in, each displaying their distinct aura. The Elementals seemed to radiate confidence, their footsteps leaving faint trails of energy on the floor. The Shadows moved almost imperceptibly, blending with the dim lighting of the chamber, while the Healers walked with a calm grace, their presence soothing the tense atmosphere. The Alchemists arrived last, carrying their books and vials, whispering animatedly about theories and experiments they were eager to try. --- The Arrival of the Instructors The h
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