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THE 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
Last Updated : 2025-01-02THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 49 : The battle in the Sacred Cavern
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
Last Updated : 2025-01-03THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 51 : The Sanctum of Mirrors 2
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
Last Updated : 2025-01-05THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 52 : The competition
As the weeks passed, the group settled further into life at The Sanctum of Mirrors. Each day brought new challenges, from mastering intricate spells to navigating the complicated social dynamics of the school. Despite their growing comfort, tension lingered, especially with the senior students.One chilly morning, during spellcasting class, the professor announced an upcoming Inter-Group Competition. It was a tradition at the school, meant to test students’ magical skills and their ability to work together."The competition will take place next week," Professor Damaris declared, her voice echoing in the cavernous classroom. "Each group will face a series of challenges tailored to their magical strengths and weaknesses. It’s not just about power—it’s about strategy, teamwork, and resilience."The announcement stirred excitement among the students, but it also reignited rivalries. Zara, sitting a few rows ahead, turned to smirk at Logan."Better sharpen your skills, Logan," she taunted.
Last Updated : 2025-01-06THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 53 : library
The following morning, the group woke to the usual tolling of the enchanted bell that signaled the start of the day. The events of the competition still lingered in their minds, but there was little time to bask in victory. The school was relentless in its schedule, and lessons resumed without pause.At breakfast, the group gathered in the Great Hall, a massive chamber with floating lanterns and enchanted windows that displayed shifting images of the outside world. As they ate, the room buzzed with conversations about the competition.“Did you see Zara’s face yesterday?” Mia whispered, grinning. “I thought she was going to explode.”Logan smirked. “Serves her right. She’s been underestimating us since day one.”Elise, ever the peacemaker, added, “Let’s not get too cocky. We’ve still got a lot to prove.”Before they could delve deeper into their discussion, a commotion near the entrance caught their attention. A senior group, clad in their distinctive crimson robes, had entered the hal
Last Updated : 2025-01-06THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 54 An Unexpected Announcement
The next morning, the group woke up to the sound of the enchanted bell tolling through the corridors, signaling the start of another day at The Sanctum of Mirrors. The usual routine of breakfast, practice, and classes felt heavier than before. Theo’s cryptic words replayed in Anna’s mind as she walked to the Great Hall with Logan, Mia, Elise, and Ryan. As they entered the hall, the air seemed thicker, as though charged with tension. Students whispered in hushed tones, their gazes darting toward the senior group sitting at the far end of the hall. Kael was at the center, speaking animatedly with Lyra and Zara, the latter shooting pointed looks toward Anna and her friends. “What now?” Logan muttered, noticing the glances. “They’re planning something,” Mia said, crossing her arms. “I can feel it.” Anna frowned. “We need to stay alert. Whatever’s going on, it’s connected to us.” --- The day took an unexpected turn when, during their first class, Headmistress Seraphine entered the ro
Last Updated : 2025-01-07THE 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
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THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 65 : The Obsidian Crescent
Deep in the mountains, hidden beneath layers of enchanted mist, stood the towering fortress of the Obsidian Crescent Academy. Unlike The Sanctum of Mirrors surroundings, the Obsidian Crescent exuded an air of menace. The dark stone walls were etched with glowing runes, and the grounds pulsed with chaotic energy. Inside the academy’s central hall, Selene, the formidable leader of the rival school, stood before a gathering of students. Her black hair cascaded like a waterfall over her sharp shoulders, and her piercing silver eyes held the room captive. “ The Sanctum of Mirrors they can stop us,” Selene said, her voice laced with confidence. “But they underestimate the power we wield.” The students roared in agreement, their loyalty to her unwavering. Among them were elite warriors, shadow manipulators, and spellcasters trained in the most dangerous forms of magic. Selene turned to her second-in-command, a tall boy named Damien with scars tracing his forearms. “How are the preparat
THE REFLECTION GAME chapter 64 : UNITED FRONT
The tension in the Sanctum of Mirrors was palpable as the students of the Reflection Academy gathered in the Great Hall. every group had come together , the students of Elementals, Shadow Weavers, Celestial Channellers, and the Arcanists all stood shoulder to shoulder, their faces a mixture of curiosity and caution. At the head of the hall stood Principal Katie, her presence commanding. Beside her was a glowing crystal orb, its light pulsing faintly. The artifact they had retrieved from the hidden chamber had sparked the urgency of this meeting. “Students,” Principal Katie began, her voice echoing through the vast space, “as you know, we are at a critical juncture. The balance of our world is threatened, and the choices we make in the coming days will determine the fate of not just this school but the magical realm as a whole.” Murmurs rippled through the crowd. Anna, standing with Logan, Mia, and Ryan, felt a wave of apprehension. She could see the same worry mirrored in the face
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
