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Chapter 124: The Boiling Bay
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2026-05-30 23:45:06
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HIS REJECTED GODDESS Chapter 153: The Celestial Beacon
BOOK FIVE: THE LUNAR ECLIPSE(Jace’s Perspective)When you introduce a new apex predator to an ecosystem, the ecosystem does not immediately fight back. It goes completely, terrifyingly quiet.I woke up in the medical ward of the Grandmaster’s Spire to the sound of rolling thunder. But the sky outside the arched windows was perfectly clear, bathed in the bright afternoon sun."That isn't thunder," Elara said, noticing my eyes opening. She was sitting in a wooden chair beside my cot, reviewing a stack of logistical manifests. She looked exhausted, but the crippling, ambient dread of the lunar starvation was completely gone from her posture.I sat up slowly, my head swimming. I looked down at my right arm.The jagged, permanently cooked veins mapping my skin were no longer a dead, dormant black. They shimmered with a faint, pale silver luminescence. I had acted as the conduit between the earthly grid and the lunar frequency, and the celestial gravity had left a permanent echo in my biol
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