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This time, Lin Feng didn’t argue. He left without looking back. I thought he wouldn’t come the next day. But at dawn, he came in again, carrying a basket of all kinds of fruit. I was barely awake, but took the basket. Lin Feng turned away, saying stiffly, “I’ll leave after you put on the medicine.” He came so early, I could barely keep my eyes open. As I walked to the table, I tripped on a rock. “Ugh.” Suddenly, Lin Feng’s face was right in front of mine, and somehow,…-
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The-Crawling-Death-Chapter-05
JIM looked at me, and then with one bound, leaped toward the curtains and tore them apart. He disappeared from view, but reappeared almost instantly, brushing the front of his coat. "Nothing in there, but I felt something like a big rat crawling up my coat. Ugh!" We gazed about the room. It was furnished in the style of the past century, with heavy walnut chairs and dresser, and a massive canopied bed from which the curtains had been removed. And upon the bed lay the figure of a man in the position…-
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Sure enough, the next day I found Lin Feng collapsed at the cave entrance. Beside him was a basket of peaches. I nudged his hand with my foot. Lin Feng looked up weakly. “Mei Chen… want some peaches?” I couldn’t refuse and let him in. He used the cave wall to steady himself, following me inside. He looked happy, his half-tail wagging. “Stop wagging.” He realized what I meant, his face falling as he let his tail droop. The mood turned cold. “Take off your…-
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Lyra's Legacy Years passed. Lyra grew older, never regretting her choice, though the price was heavy. Pip, too, aged along with her, his once-complaining voice softening. One afternoon, near the end of her life, Lyra sat with children at her knee. They asked her why their birthdays carried no magic anymore. She smiled gently. "They still do. But the magic is different now. It is the people who love you, gathering to celebrate you. It is laughter, and cake, and the promise that another year lies ahead.…-
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After that, Ling Ze stopped bringing peaches, and didn’t visit. The little deer and I got along well. He often lay lazily in my arms, and I’d take him to the cave entrance to bask in the sun. My injuries healed more each day; I felt even stronger than before. One day, Ling Ze finally visited. He smiled and greeted the little deer. “You both look much better!” “Oh, Mei Chen. I built a hot spring outside the cave. You can take him there today.” “Today? We can go…-
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After the Silence At dawn, people tested the air. A boy closed his eyes and begged for wings. He opened them to find only his ordinary arms. A girl prayed that her doll would walk. The doll was made of cloth and wood. Shock rippled across Elaria. Grief followed. Many wept for powers gone, accusing the gods or fate. Some whispered angrily about Lyra, for rumors of her wish spread quickly. But slowly, day by day, they adjusted. The baker learned to knead without shortcuts. Farmers sweated in their fields…-
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I don’t know how much time passed. I felt someone put a pill in my mouth. As it melted, I felt my body slowly recover. When I opened my eyes, Ling Ze was sitting at my bedside. “Are you all right?” I weakly propped myself up, dazed. “Ling Ze…” He gently pressed me back onto the bed. “You’ve really suffered…” “You knew about me and Lin Feng all along, didn’t you?” Ling Ze nodded without hesitation. “I saw your fate. I was the one who pulled you from…-
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The-River-Gods-Bridegroom-43-44
43 The rain suddenly stopped and the sky cleared. A rainbow across the bridge, magnificent, I can't help but look at the two eyes. Suddenly, the bridge came with the throbbing throbbing festive joy. I looked out more than half of my body. The beginning of the rain. Xie Yu actually rode a horse and ran eagerly toward the bridge in a Chinese dress. He came to get me. Behind him, he followed a crooked and fast-tracked guard of honor. Eight lifts the bridge, ten miles of red makeup. He remembers the…-
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“Mei Chen? Is that you? Mei Chen!” A familiar figure appeared. Lin Feng looked like he’d been through hell—his once-neat clothes were torn, his face scratched and bleeding. He stared at me in shock and rushed over. I didn’t want to see him. I stepped back, hiding behind Ling Ze. Lin Feng’s eyes widened when he saw Ling Ze. “M-Master…” In that instant, everything made sense. Lin Feng was the dragon banished by the gods—the fifth son, imprisoned on Bailing Mountain…-
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The Last Wishmakers Lyra journeyed to the capital, determined to plead before the council of elders. The city was already warped by centuries of unchecked whims: buildings shifted shape daily because children dreamt of towers, palaces, or houses of candy. Rivers flowed uphill because someone once thought it amusing. Birds sang fragments of strange songs from forgotten wishes. The council hall itself glittered with juxtaposed realities. Lyra stood before them. "Honored ones, you see as I do.....the…-
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