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CHAPTER NINETY ONE : THE END OF WAITING

Frederick didn’t move. Neither did Magnus or Aria. The cell felt smaller than before, the air thick with something unspoken.Alan sat in his chains, watching them, his smirk widening. His skin was pale, sickly, the veins in his arms blackened like poisoned roots. But his eyes—those sharp, knowing eyes—held no fear.“Did you finally come to do what you should have done the first time?” Alan drawled, tilting his head. “Or are we here for another round of empty threats?”Frederick didn’t answer. His grip tightened at his sides.This wasn’t like last time.There was no more hesitation.No more waiting.Aria stood beside him, her face unreadable, but Frederick could feel the tension in her. She wasn’t here to argue or plead. She was here because she understood now.And Magnus—Frederick stole a glance at him.Magnus looked worse than ever. His hands twitched at his sides, the tendons in his neck tight, as if he was fighting something only he could hear. Sweat gathered at his temple, despit
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CHAPTER NINETY TWO: NO TURNING BACK

Alan remained slumped against the cold stone wall, catching his breath, a faint chuckle escaping his lips despite the bruising around his throat. Even in his weakened state, he still had control. Not over his own fate—but over them.He knew they were struggling.Magnus was trembling beside Frederick, his hands flexing and unflexing as though trying to shake off the sensation of nearly crushing Alan’s windpipe. His breathing was uneven, and when Frederick turned to look at him, he saw the cracks spreading.The darkness in him wasn’t fading.It was growing.Alan had seen it too.“That,” Alan rasped, his voice raw, “was almost beautiful.” He tilted his head toward Magnus. “You felt it, didn’t you? How good it felt? Just for a second, you let go. You let it take you. Imagine what you could do if you stopped fighting it.”Frederick moved.Before he could think, before Alan could even react, Frederick grabbed him by the collar and slammed him back against the wall.“Shut. Up.” His voice was
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CHAPTER NINETY THREE : FIGHT IT

Alan smirked, unfazed. “Finally,” he murmured, watching Frederick with something almost like amusement. “You’re ready to play your part.”Frederick ignored him. His attention was on Magnus.Magnus was still shaking, his breaths uneven, his muscles tense like he was fighting off an unseen force. The darkness hadn’t left him—it was waiting. Lurking beneath the surface, hungry.Frederick’s gut twisted. If he didn’t act soon, if Magnus lost control again, there was no telling what he’d do.Astrid moved closer to Frederick, her fingers brushing his arm. “Freddie,” she whispered, her voice low but urgent. “This is getting worse. We need to do something.”He knew she was right. But the weight of the decision pressed down on him like chains.He turned back to Alan, his jaw tight. “Tell me how to stop this.”Alan let out a dry chuckle. “You already know the answer.”“Say it,” Frederick snapped.Alan’s grin widened. “Kill me.”The words hung in the air like poison.Silence stretched between the
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CHAPTER NINETY FOUR: WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE

Footsteps echoed down the stone corridor.Derek.He arrived just as Magnus collapsed, his sword drawn, his face set in grim determination. His eyes darted between Magnus’s motionless form, Aria clutching her throat, and Alan—grinning like a devil in his cage.“What the hell happened?” Derek demanded, his voice sharp, filled with barely contained fury. He rushed to Aria’s side, gently cupping her chin, tilting her face up to inspect the bruising on her throat. His touch was tender, but the rage simmering beneath his skin was unmistakable.“Magnus lost control,” Frederick said, still kneeling beside his fallen friend. “It’s getting worse.”Derek’s gaze flicked to Magnus. “And you still haven’t done what needs to be done?”“It’s not that simple!” Frederick shot back, his own frustration boiling over. “Killing Alan might stop this, but what if it doesn’t? What if there’s something we’re missing?”“How many more times are we going to risk it?” Derek snapped. “What happens when it’s Elizabe
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CHAPTER NINETY FIVE: FiX HIM

The room was unraveling around them. The stone walls trembled, dust and loose rock spilling from the ceiling as Magnus convulsed on the floor, his body wracked with agony. The darkness inside him was no longer creeping—it was consuming.Frederick had seen Magnus endure pain before. Had seen him bleed, had seen him wounded. But never like this. Never this helpless, this lost.The sickening realization settled deep in his gut—Magnus wouldn’t survive much longer.“Frederick!” Derek’s voice snapped him out of it. “We have to move, now!”Frederick looked up, barely catching Aria stumbling back into Derek’s arms. The magic Magnus was releasing pulsed wildly, lashing out like a living thing. The torches along the walls burst with unnatural blue flames, casting eerie, flickering light over Alan’s smirking face.“Do you see it now?” Alan murmured, barely audible over the chaos. “You’re already too late.”Frederick snapped.He lunged, slamming Alan against the stone wall with a force that made
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CHAPTER NINETY SIX : BROKEN CHAINS

Silence stretched through the ruined dungeon, thick and suffocating. Dust swirled in the air, illuminated by the flickering blue flames still clinging stubbornly to the broken walls.Frederick coughed, shaking off the daze from the blast. He felt Astrid’s hands on him, her grip firm, grounding him. Derek was already helping Aria to her feet, scanning the room with sharp, calculating eyes.But all of them—all of them—turned their attention to Magnus.Or what was left of him.He was on his knees in the center of the room, head bowed, his body heaving with deep, ragged breaths. The magic pulsed through him in jagged waves, the black veins along his arms and neck pulsing like they had a life of their own. His fingers clawed at the ground, nails digging into the stone until they cracked.Elia took a step forward, her voice barely above a whisper. “Magnus…?”At the sound of her voice, his head snapped up.And what they saw made the breath in Frederick’s lungs freeze.His eyes—they were gone
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CHAPTER NINETY SEVEN: FRACTURED BONDS

Magnus collapsed to his knees, his body trembling violently as the magic’s hold forced him down. The black veins along his skin pulsed furiously, fighting against the spell. His breath came in ragged, uneven gasps, his fingers twitching against the cold stone floor.Elia took a hesitant step forward, her eyes brimming with unshed tears. “Magnus…?”He flinched at the sound of her voice.“Stay back!” Ron warned, still holding the spell together. Sweat dripped down his forehead, his hands glowing with the force of the magic binding Magnus in place. “I don’t know how long this will hold—!”Magnus’s head snapped up, and for a moment, his eyes flickered—black voids shifting into brief glimpses of their original warm brown.His gaze locked onto Elia. His breathing slowed. “Elia…” His voice was hoarse, barely above a whisper.Hope sparked in her expression. “I’m here.” She reached for him—Only for his body to convulse violently.A guttural scream tore from his throat, his head snapping back
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CHAPTER NINETY EIGHT : A NO-WIN SITUATION

Frederick’s mind reeled as the truth settled in. His fingers twitched around the dagger’s hilt, but the certainty he’d held moments ago was gone. If Alan’s death meant Magnus would spiral further into corruption, then… what was he supposed to do?He had come here to end this. To stop the spread of darkness before it consumed Magnus completely. But now?Now, he was trapped.Alan let out a weak, rasping chuckle. “Not so easy now, is it?”Frederick shot him a glare, but the usual fire behind it was missing. His chest tightened. “You knew this would happen.”“Of course,” Alan rasped, his smirk faint but still present. “I told you before—our fates are tied. The moment I transferred the dark magic into you, it became a part of all of us.”Frederick exhaled sharply, his pulse hammering in his ears. “So what? If I kill you, Magnus dies too?”“Not instantly,” Alan murmured. “But whatever restraint he has left will shatter. The corruption will take over completely. And then?” He chuckled. “Well
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CHAPTER NINETY NINE: THE PRICE OF POWER

Frederick could hear his own heartbeat in his ears, the pounding growing louder as the weight of Alan’s words settled over him.If he killed Alan, Magnus would lose control completely.If he severed Alan from the magic, the corruption would lash out—and likely seek a new host.If he did nothing… Magnus would die.His grip on the dagger tightened.“There has to be another way,” Astrid whispered, but she sounded as uncertain as he felt.Ron exhaled sharply. “Frederick… you can’t seriously be considering this.”Frederick turned to him, frustration burning in his chest. “Give me another choice, then!” he snapped. “Tell me how to fix this without sacrificing someone!”Ron opened his mouth, but nothing came out.Because there was no easy solution.Frederick turned back to Alan, who was watching him with that same infuriating smirk. “Why tell me this?” Frederick asked. “You could’ve let me kill you and dragged Magnus down with you.”Alan gave a weak chuckle. “Call it morbid curiosity,” he sa
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CHAPTER HUNDRED: THE COST OF SALVATION

Frederick stared at Alan, his pulse pounding in his ears.“Rip it out?” he repeated.Alan smirked, despite his weakened state. “What did you expect? A simple spell? A clean break?” He coughed, blood dripping down his chin. “This magic is bound to my soul. If you want to sever it, you’ll have to take it.”Frederick clenched his jaw. He had seen the horrors this magic was capable of—felt its corruption take root in him once before. If he did this, even to save Magnus, what would that mean for him?“There has to be another way,” Astrid said, her voice unsteady.“There isn’t,” Alan said, amusement fading. “I die, Magnus dies. You stall any longer, and he’ll lose himself anyway. Tick tock, Frederick.”Ron shifted uncomfortably, looking between them. “Frederick, think about this,” he said. “If you take that power, there’s no guarantee you’ll survive it.”“I’m not thinking about myself,” Frederick shot back.Ron shook his head. “No, but maybe you should.”“Enough,” Frederick snapped. “Alan,
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