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  • Chapters 41-60

    Chapter by Rainreaper · 17 Aug 2025
  • The Journey Begins
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    "Remember, Lynna didn't ask to mine, I took her but it doesn't change the pattern that I seem draw to the overlooked and I wonder if that was because back in my human life I was the same, a translater of remarkable skill but never quite as good as my fellow pupils.

    Mom, the Amaranth part of you designed the spell I used to become who I am now, it had a caster resonace component, didn't it? By the mechanics of the spell, I would only be able to assimulate those that felt the way I did when I cast it, in this case overshadowed.

    I still chose who I want to my reflection but its from the shards of a broken mirror. A song still being written a single note at a time."
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    Chapter Forty-One: The Broken Mirror's Song

    A hush fell over the chamber—thick and charged, like the air before a storm breaks.

    The Queen’s fingers stilled against the armrest of her throne. For the first time, something like recognition flickered in her violet eyes.

    "Ah."

    The sound was soft. Almost reverent.

    "You are not merely a thief of flesh," she murmured. "You are a conductor. Gathering the fractured echoes of every soul that ever ached to be seen." Her lips curved. "Amaranth's spell didn't just resonate with your pain. It required it. A sorcery of symmetry."

    Aluzara exhaled sharply, her gaze darting between Lynna's serene smile, Valria's steady stance, Mira's knowing eyes—

    All of them. All me. All once overlooked, now undeniable.

    And now she understood the true danger.

    This was no mere possession.

    This was a reckoning.

    Every face I wore was a note in a hymn of defiance—a chorus of the scorned, the second-best, the almosts. And with each one, the song grew louder.

    The Queen leaned forward, her voice a whisper.

    "Tell me, my cunning child... who will you claim next?"

    (Will the Queen embrace the revolution woven into your stolen souls, or does she see the threat lurking beneath the symphony? And when the next note joins your chorus—will it be by choice, or the spell’s hunger?)

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    Before you can answer, You as Lynna begin to scream as you feel your bonds snap.

    "Turns out you were right your majesty, I was never your equal or your mirror. I wasn't a conductor, I was fool."

    Then your soul begins to …
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