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Selene stood at the edge of the ancient stone circle, her breath coming in short, erratic bursts. The air around her felt thick, charged with energy that made her skin prickle. In front of her, the mysterious figure from the shadows had stepped into the light, revealing a face that was both unfamiliar and hauntingly familiar.The woman before her was dressed in robes of midnight blue, adorned with intricate silver symbols that shimmered in the dim light. Her long hair cascaded around her shoulders like a river of silver, her eyes glowing with an unsettling power. There was no mistaking it now—this was no ordinary person. This was someone who belonged to the depths of Selene’s bloodline, someone who had been lost to time.“You are my descendant,” the woman said, her voice a low whisper, but it carried with it a weight that pressed against Selene’s chest. “And you have awakened.”Selene’s heart pounded as she tried to make sense of the words. “Awakened?” she repeated, her voice shaky. “

The world seemed to tilt beneath Selene’s feet as she stared at the woman standing beside Elias. Her sister.Alys.The name burned through her like a ghost from a forgotten past. For years, she had believed Alys was dead—swallowed by the darkness that had taken so much from her. But here she stood, alive and changed.Selene’s heart pounded, a painful mix of emotions twisting inside her. Alys was older now, her features sharper, her silver eyes guarded. There was no warmth in them. No recognition of the love they had once shared as children.She had once idolized her sister. Now, she barely recognized her.“Alys?” Selene’s voice barely came out.Alys tilted her head, a slow smirk forming. “It’s been a while, hasn’t it?”Beside Selene, Ronan tensed. Even injured, his stance was protective, his golden eyes narrowed with suspicion. “Who is she?” His voice was low, edged with warning.Selene swallowed hard. “My sister.”Cassian let out a harsh breath, stepping in front of her. “And she’s s

Great! Let’s dive in and start writing Chapter 55: “Cracks in the Alliance”.Chapter 55: Cracks in the AllianceThe night was quiet, too quiet. It should have been a relief after everything they had been through, but for Selene, the silence was deafening. As the darkness surrounded them, so too did her growing unease. She had thought their bond was unbreakable—after everything they’d survived together—but now, she wasn’t so sure.Ronan was getting weaker. She could see it in his eyes, in the way he moved so carefully, like he was trying not to make a sound. He’d been injured in the battle days ago, but there was something else now. Something more. He refused to admit it, but Selene knew. He was hiding the pain.She watched him from a distance, his figure sitting on the edge of the campfire, his face partially illuminated by the flickering flames. He had always been the strong one—the one who protected her, the one who held everything together. But now… now she was the one who had to b

The night was heavy with tension, the air thick with unspoken words and lingering doubts. Every step forward felt like treading the edge of a knife, and Selene knew that whatever secrets had been buried for so long were about to come to light—whether they were ready for them or not.They had been moving under the cover of darkness for hours, weaving through the dense forest in silence. The shadows stretched long under the silver glow of the moon, and though their pace was steady, Selene couldn’t shake the feeling that they weren’t alone.Ronan walked beside her, his presence grounding, even as his strength waned. His injuries still hadn’t fully healed, and she could feel his exhaustion in the way his movements had slowed, the way he clenched his jaw against the pain he refused to acknowledge.Behind them, Cassian moved with practiced ease, but Selene felt the weight of his gaze on her. He had been watching her differently since the last battle, his usual sharp-edged arrogance replaced

The moon hung low in the sky, casting an ethereal glow across the camp. The night felt endless, as though time itself had come to a halt. Selene sat by the edge of the fire, her eyes lost in the flames. The heat from the fire did little to ease the chill that had settled in her bones.She wasn’t sure when things had started to feel so… off. Everything had changed when Ronan had started to withdraw, when Cassian’s subtle glances had turned into something more insistent. Now, the unspoken tension between them was thick enough to cut with a knife.And the worst part was, she didn’t know what to do about it.“Selene,” a voice broke through her thoughts. Ronan’s deep tone brought her back to reality, and she turned to find him standing just outside the flickering light of the fire. His silhouette was shadowed, but she could see the weariness in his posture. It wasn’t just physical anymore. His eyes, too, seemed haunted—distant.“Are you alright?” Selene asked softly, though she knew the an