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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND ONE: THE MONSTER UNLEASHED

A violent tremor rippled through the castle, shaking dust from the ceiling and rattling the iron chains on the walls. Astrid tightened her grip on Frederick as he swayed, still unsteady from what he had just done. Ron’s head snapped up, eyes widening. “That came from above,” Ron said. “Something’s happening.” Frederick already knew. “Magnus,” he whispered. Without another word, he pushed off Astrid and sprinted out of the dungeon. His body ached, his vision blurred at the edges, but he didn’t stop. Astrid and Ron were right behind him, their hurried footsteps echoing through the stone corridors. As soon as they reached the main hall, the heavy doors exploded outward. A shockwave of dark energy surged through the room, knocking over tables and sending chairs skidding across the floor. The torches flickered violently, casting eerie, shifting shadows on the walls. In the center of the chaos stood Magnus. Or what was left of him. His breathing was ragged, his posture rigid.
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWO: LOSING HIM

Magnus’s body convulsed, his back arching as his fingers curled into claws. The veins on his neck pulsed like something inside was trying to break free. His breathing was ragged, too fast, too shallow, his chest rising and falling in jerky movements. Frederick could feel it—everyone could. The magic, thick and suffocating, bleeding from Magnus’s body like a sickness. “Magnus!” Elia’s voice cracked with desperation. “Please, fight it!” But his head snapped toward her, and for a terrifying moment, there was nothing human in his eyes. Just blackness. Hunger. And then he moved. Too fast. Elia barely had time to gasp before Magnus was on her. “No!” Derek roared, tackling Magnus mid-air before he could reach her. The impact sent them both crashing into the wall, shattering stone on impact. Derek gritted his teeth, struggling against Magnus’s unnatural strength. But Magnus wasn’t holding back. He struck Derek with brutal force—faster, stronger, almost inhuman. Derek barely
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THREE : DEREK’S STRENGTH

Derek’s vision blurred as he pushed himself up from the wreckage. Blood dripped from a cut on his brow, but he barely registered the pain. His focus was locked entirely on Magnus—on the way his claws dug into Elia’s throat, on the way her skin was paling as the dark magic siphoned her life. Not again. Derek roared, his power surging. His body burned with raw energy, his veins glowing with an ethereal blue light—his own magic awakening in full force. He had always been strong, faster than most, but this was different. This was pure will forged into strength, a force that could match even Magnus’s corrupted power. “Let her go!” In the blink of an eye, Derek moved. One moment he was across the room—the next, he was between Magnus and Elia, his fist slamming into Magnus’s ribs with the force of a collapsing mountain. A deafening crack echoed through the hall. Magnus was ripped from Elia, his body flung backward as if struck by a tidal wave. He crashed through the far wall,
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR: BREAKING THE DARKNESS

A shockwave of energy exploded between them. Breaking the Darkness A shockwave of energy exploded between them. Derek held Magnus against the wall, his grip unyielding as their forces clashed—one of raw, untamed darkness, the other of pure, surging light. Sparks of opposing magic burned where they met, the air crackling with power. Magnus struggled, his body writhing as if caught between two opposing forces. His corrupted magic lashed out wildly, striking the walls, shattering torches, sending debris flying. But Derek held firm. “Magnus, listen to me!” Derek shouted over the roaring storm of magic. “You’re stronger than this! Fight it!” Magnus’s face twisted in pain, his fangs bared, his eyes flickering between darkness and clarity. “I—” His voice broke, raw and strained. “I can’t— It’s—too much!” The corruption flared violently, an explosion of dark tendrils bursting from Magnus’s body, forcing Derek to stagger back. The blackened energy curled around Magnus like livin
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE: A FRAGILE VICTORY

Elia gasped, tears spilling as Magnus’s eyes—now their normal stormy gray—blinked sluggishly up at her. His breathing was labored, his body trembling from exhaustion. “Magnus!” Elia sobbed, cupping his face in her hands. “Can you hear me?” His gaze focused on her, recognition flickering through the fog of pain. His lips parted, but no sound came. His throat worked as if struggling to find his voice. “Elia…” he finally rasped, barely above a whisper. She let out a broken laugh, pressing her forehead to his, her relief overwhelming. “You’re back.” But Derek wasn’t convinced yet. He could still feel it—the lingering darkness, the residue of corruption coiling beneath Magnus’s skin. This wasn’t over. Frederick took a cautious step forward, his dagger still in hand, his expression grim. “Is it really him?” he asked, his voice heavy with uncertainty. Magnus flinched, squeezing his eyes shut as if fighting something deep inside. “It’s… still there,” he admitted hoarsely. “I ca
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SIX: SHADOWS LURKING

The castle was eerily quiet as they carried Magnus back inside, his weight heavy between Derek and Frederick. Every step felt like a countdown to something worse.Elia never let go of Magnus’s hand, her knuckles white from how tightly she clung to him. She kept whispering his name, as if afraid that if she stopped, he’d slip away again.Derek’s body still tingled with remnants of the golden power that had surged through him. He wasn’t sure what had triggered it—was it instinct? Desperation? Or something else entirely? Either way, it was the only thing that had worked, even if only temporarily.But as they reached Magnus’s chambers, a sick feeling twisted in Derek’s stomach.Something was wrong.He didn’t know what it was yet, but the air felt thicker, charged with something unseen. He knew corruption when he felt it—he had seen enough of Alan’s influence to recognize the signs.Magnus’s condition hadn’t stabilized.It was waiting.Lurking beneath the surface.Frederick must have sense
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN: THE LIGHT AND THE ABYSS

A shockwave of golden light erupted from Derek’s hands, colliding with the darkness inside Magnus. The air crackled, raw energy tearing through the room, sending furniture splintering and books flying from shelves.For a moment, everything froze—light and darkness locked in battle, neither yielding.Then—Magnus screamed.The sound wasn’t human. It was something ancient, something wrong—as if two souls were ripping apart inside him.Frederick shielded Elia as black veins pulsed across Magnus’s skin, the corruption fighting back.“Derek!” Frederick shouted, his voice barely audible over the roaring energy. “Whatever you’re doing—DO IT FASTER!”Derek gritted his teeth, pouring everything he had into the light. His hands burned—his entire body burned—but he pushed harder.“Magnus!” he yelled. “*You are stronger than this! Fight it—fight for them!”For a flicker of a second—Magnus’s face changed.His eyes cleared. His body trembled, caught between two forces.He turned his head—saw Elia.“
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT: A TERRIBLE CHOICE

Silence stretched through the room, thick and suffocating. The weight of Ron’s words pressed down on them all, chilling to the bone.Frederick’s mind spun, his pulse hammering against his skull. Alan and Magnus were connected. Killing Alan would mean condemning Magnus to death.Magnus, who had just fought to hold on, who had a wife and a daughter waiting for him.Frederick’s stomach turned.He had been so sure—so ready—to kill Alan and end this. Now that certainty was shattered.“There has to be another way,” Elia said, her voice tight with desperation. She gripped Magnus’s cold, clammy hand, as if she could keep him tethered to her by will alone. “There has to be!”Ron hesitated. “There might be.”Frederick’s head snapped toward him. “Then say it!”“Alan’s magic is still inside him,” Ron explained, looking at Magnus. “Right now, Magnus is unstable because Derek burned away the corruption—but he also severed the balance that was keeping Magnus tied to this world.”Derek clenched his f
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINE: THE RITUAL-TEARING THE DARKNESS APART

The moment Ron plunged the dagger into the center of the rune circle, the dungeon shuddered, as if the very walls were resisting what was about to happen.A low, guttural sound escaped Alan’s throat—not pain, not fear, but something else. Something that made the air feel heavier, like a storm on the verge of breaking.“You really don’t know what you’re doing,” Alan rasped, his voice strained but laced with dark amusement. “You think you can just rip my magic away?”Derek ignored him, his fingers pressing into the ground as he channeled his power into the runes. Flames flared brighter, twisting into serpentine patterns, dancing along the stones.“Hold him!” Ron commanded, and Frederick tightened his grip, the chains of energy constricting, forcing Alan down onto his knees.Alan’s body convulsed, his breathing ragged. The magic inside him—twisted, corrupted—was being pulled, and even he could feel it slipping from his grasp.“It’s working,” Ron said through gritted teeth. “But it’s not
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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TEN: BREAKING THE CHAINS

Derek barely rolled aside as Magnus’s claws ripped through the ground, sending shards of stone flying in every direction. The sheer force of the attack left deep cracks in the floor, and Frederick knew— They couldn’t keep this up. Magnus wasn’t fighting like a man anymore. He was fighting like a creature driven by pure instinct. “Derek!” Elia’s voice cut through the chaos, desperate, pleading. Derek gritted his teeth and launched himself at Magnus again, locking him into a brutal grapple, trying to hold him down. “You’re stronger than this!” Derek shouted, his muscles straining as he tried to contain him. “Magnus, don’t let it take you!” For a fraction of a second—Magnus hesitated. A flicker of something—recognition—flashed in his darkened eyes. And then—the shadows surged. Magnus roared, his body convulsing as tendrils of darkness exploded outward, knocking Derek off him and sending him skidding across the floor. The dungeon shook under the weight of the dark magic
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