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Chapter 125: The Witch's Counsel

Author: LORI D. LEE
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The ground still trembled beneath our feet as the ancient deity loomed over us, its presence an overwhelming mix of light and darkness. The remnants of Silverwood Falls lay in ruins, and our forces were scattered, struggling to comprehend the enormity of what had just been unleashed. With Gabriel momentarily stunned, I seized the chance to gather my allies.

"Elara!" I shouted, my voice barely piercing through the chaos. "We need your help!"

Elara, the powerful witch and leader of the coven, emerged from the shadows, her eyes wide with a mixture of fear and determination. "We need to regroup," she said, her voice steady despite the circumstances. "Follow me."

We made our way to the witch coven's hidden sanctuary, a place of ancient power and protection deep within the forest. As we entered the circle of standing stones, a calm settled over us, a stark contrast to the destruction outside.

Elara wasted no time, summoning her coven to join us. "We need to understand the true nature of thi
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