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Author: Magicink
last update publish date: 2026-02-10 13:37:44

Chelsea’s POV

The next day, Erin unexpectedly announced that I was going to the Lyre, a cave at one part of the pack with a rocky entrance, and inside it was Era’s almighty Merisa— which she could not be more mesmerized by.

I myself was also extremely curious to see what would happen and how it would feel, since it would be my first encounter with magic aside from fairytale stories back at Jordan’s pack. Thank God I was free from that beast now.

I followed Erin and the entire group of healers
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