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The Villainess Law of Vengeance

When others grew to love another, Kalliope fell for darkness. Instead of innocence, betrayal greeted her first, lies met her second, and revenge befriended her last. A century long, her own kind, the mages concealed her origin. They let her lived a beautiful dream before smashing it all apart with a cruel reality. The heroes who saved her kind from being hunted by the humans on Earth were her parents. It was then, blood colored her eyes, madness painted her soul, and corpses of her enemies littered on the path she walked. While she dyed the earth blazing red, the demon whom she had embraced like her guardian angel smiled and asked. “Is my love enough to keep you in the darkness?” The temptation was endearing. But, what happened when someone broke the darkness and told her the most beautiful lies? “You deserve happiness. You are meant for the light.” In the end, which side will Kalliope choose? --------------- Disclaimer: The cover isn't mine! Credits to artist. Instagram: @author_kiiara Discord: Kiiara #9809

Kiiara · Fantaisie
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The Burnt of Holy Magic (1)

After what it felt like a long time, the great halo slowly faded away and along with it, the blinding light that stung one's eye gradually disappeared as well. The sky that had been lit up just a few minutes ago returned to its original state. The night once again dominated the empire as if the previous light had been but an illusion.

A normal person might've not noticed it, however traces of mana distraught still lingered in the air as a reminder of what had happened just now. The powerful wave of magic that came from a top class magic spell was still vivid in their head, especially for a sensitive sorcerer like Duke Balzac as well as his sons.

The tingling feeling in their scalp and the goosebumps running on their skin as the scattered mana from the spell came into contact with their bodies was something that the duke and Tristan had never experienced before. When the light had faded away, the look of shock on their faces was too clear to be ignored.