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After the exhausting trial, the students returned to their respective dorms. The day had barely begun, yet their nerves were already frayed. The Sanctum of Mirrors had a way of testing not just their abilities but their willpower, and today’s encounter with the Shade left everyone rattled, especially Anna and her friends. Reflections in the Dormitory Back in their shared dorm room, Logan flopped onto his bed with a groan. “This place is insane. Shades? Mirrors? Tasks? I thought we were done with all this after the Reflection Game.” Mia paced the room, her arms crossed tightly. “I don’t know how much more of this I can take. It’s like we’ve traded one nightmare for another.” Anna sat on the edge of her bed, clutching her knees to her chest. Her mind was still racing with the imagery of the Shade. “We’ll get through it,” she said softly. “We’ve already faced worse. And we have each other.” Ryan leaned against the window, looking out at the sprawling, mysterious grounds of the schoo
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After breakfast, the students were led to the training grounds, a vast arena surrounded by high stone walls that seemed to pulse with an otherworldly energy. The air was thick with anticipation, each group standing together, their unique symbols glowing faintly on their robes. Master Varyn stepped forward, his presence commanding as he addressed the gathered students. “Today’s task will test your ability to think, adapt, and work as one. It will not only push your magical abilities but also your emotional resilience.” He gestured to the arena, and the ground trembled as the terrain began to shift and change. Large stone platforms rose from the earth, suspended above a dark, swirling abyss. Each platform was connected by narrow, unstable bridges, and floating orbs of light hovered ominously in the air. Professor Lysander stepped up beside him. “Your task is to retrieve the Orb of Unity from the central platform. Each team will face unique trials tailored to their group. Be warned:
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The next morning, the group woke to find the Orb of Unity dimmer than it had been the night before. Its glow was faint, almost as if it were waiting for something.“We need to figure out what’s next,” Anna said as they gathered around the Orb.Mia frowned, brushing her hair back. “What if this isn’t over? The Orb might be a key to something else.”Ryan leaned back in his chair, staring at the faint light. “It feels like everything in this school is connected to the Reflection Game. The more we uncover, the deeper we get pulled in.”Logan sighed, pacing the room. “Then we need answers. Fast.”---A Cryptic AssignmentDuring the morning assembly in the Great Hall, Professor Lysander addressed the students. His sharp gaze scanned the room, lingering briefly on Team Reflection.“Today marks the beginning of your true training,” he announced. “Each team will receive a unique assignment designed to test your ability to work together, uncover mysteries, and face the unknown. These assignment
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The Sanctum of Mirrors wasn’t just testing Team Reflection. Other groups in the school were facing their own unique trials, each designed to challenge their skills, fears, and unity. --- Team Ignis: The Trial of Flames Team Ignis, known for their affinity with fire magic, was tasked with retrieving the Ember Crystal from the Furnace Caverns, a labyrinth of molten rock and blazing heat. The members of Team Ignis—Kai, Zara, Malik, and Isla—were confident as they entered the caverns, the flames reflecting their fiery personalities. “Stay close,” Kai said, his fiery aura flickering as he led the group through the glowing tunnels. The air grew hotter with every step, and molten lava bubbled dangerously close to the narrow paths. The cavern walls pulsed with an orange glow, casting eerie shadows. As they approached the center of the cavern, a massive fire serpent emerged, its eyes burning with intensity. The serpent coiled around the Ember Crystal, its scales shimmering with heat. Z
Last Updated : 2025-01-02THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 48 :THE PARENTS’ CONCERNS
As the students lingered in the Great Hall after Professor Lysander’s announcement, the atmosphere was electric. Stories of trials were exchanged, laughter rang out, and bonds began to form among the different groups. Anna, Logan, Mia, and Ryan sat at their table, still processing everything. “I can’t believe the maze conjured doppelgängers,” Mia said, turning to Seren from Team Umbra, who sat nearby. “That must have been terrifying.” Seren smirked, leaning back in her chair. “Terrifying, yes. But also... enlightening. Facing yourself forces you to confront truths you’d rather avoid.” Logan leaned forward, intrigued. “Like what?” Seren hesitated, then shrugged. “Let’s just say the maze reminded me of mistakes I need to fix. What about you guys? Did the Trial of the Mirrors freak you out?” Anna exchanged a glance with her team before nodding. “It wasn’t easy. The mirror showed us... possibilities. What we could become if we let fear or power consume us.” Kai from Team Ignis over
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The night grew darker, but the tension in the air seemed to hang even heavier as the students gathered in their dorms. Each of them retreated into their own thoughts, wondering about the task that lay ahead. It was clear that the Reflection Game had grown more complex, and with every new challenge, their lives seemed more entwined with this mysterious world they had been thrust into. --- A Quiet Morning The next morning, the students were called to the Great Hall for breakfast. As usual, the long wooden tables were lined with platters of food, but this time, there was a certain stillness in the air. The usual chatter and laughter were quieter, with many students exchanging nervous glances. Anna, Mia, Logan, and Ryan sat together as usual. Anna’s mind buzzed with thoughts of the task ahead. She couldn't shake the feeling that whatever they were about to face would be unlike anything they had experienced before. "Something tells me today isn't going to be as simple as the trials we
Last Updated : 2025-01-03THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 50 : A Twist in the Cavern
As the battle raged on in the Sacred Cavern, Anna and her group managed to fend off the scaled creature using a combination of their powers and wit. But their victory came at a cost—Ryan's left arm was badly injured, and the path forward was now shrouded in darkness.---As the group pressed on, the tunnel ahead opened into a vast underground chamber. It was unlike anything they had seen before: glowing crystals jutted from the walls, illuminating the cavern in an eerie blue light. At the center of the room stood a pedestal, atop which rested a strange, pulsing artifact. It seemed to hum with energy."Is that the artifact?" Mia asked, her voice trembling.Anna nodded, her instincts screaming that something wasn’t right. "I think so... but this feels too easy."Before anyone could respond, another group emerged from the shadows—Team Serpent, led by Nathan, a cunning and sharp-tongued student known for his rivalry with Logan."Well, well," Nathan sneered. "Looks like you’re not the only
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Four months had passed since Anna, Logan, Mia, and Ryan started their journey at The Sanctum of Mirrors. The once unfamiliar halls of the supernatural school had become their second home. They had adapted to the daily routine, getting used to the peculiarities of their new lives, and slowly began to form relationships—some friendly, some not so much. Each morning, the group gathered for breakfast in the Grand Hall. The long, cavernous room was filled with the chatter of students, all from different realms and backgrounds. The walls were adorned with paintings of ancient magical creatures and landscapes, a far cry from the mundane dining halls they were used to. Students sat at long, enchanted tables, where food appeared as if by magic, and the scent of sizzling pastries and hot cocoa filled the air. Anna sat beside Logan, who was staring blankly at his breakfast. Mia, always the optimist, was making jokes to lighten the mood. Ryan, ever the scholar, was immersed in a thick book on a
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THE REFLECTION GAME chapter: 87:The Return of the Game
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