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Magic - Chapter 65
The entrance of the castle was guarded by nothing but several empty suits of armor, as dusty and discarded as the rest of the castle. Black bones and…
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Magic - Chapter 64
Inky blackness collapsed all around me. My eyes generally adjusted to the darkness quickly, but the blackness in this place was unyielding.
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Magic - Chapter 63
There was only one person who I knew had hired the Firestarter before, and I’d sworn the next time I saw that smarmy rat, I’d kill him.
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Magic - Chapter 62
There was only one person who I knew had hired the Firestarter before, and I’d sworn the next time I saw that smarmy rat, I’d kill him.
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Magic - Chapter 61
I bent down closer to the bile lake. It smelled as foul as the souls piled high all through Hell.
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Magic - Chapter 60
There was only one person who I knew had hired the Firestarter before, and I’d sworn the next time I saw that smarmy rat, I’d kill him.
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Magic - Chapter 59
We had descended for miles before they finally threw Aimee and me into our cells.
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Magic - Chapter 58
The stench of charred flesh filled my nostrils as we made our way down the dirt roads of Hell.
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Magic - Chapter 57
Dis was nothing like I had imagined. I wouldn’t go so far as to say it was a happy place, but the monsters living there certainly didn’t seem any more…
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Magic - Chapter 56
We arrived in Hell inside a sewer pipe filled with bile and sludge. It wasn’t unlike a sewer pipe on Earth, except that it was made of clay instead of…
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Magic - Chapter 55
My watch vibrated again. Now I was late.
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Magic - Chapter 54
The tunnel had collapsed behind us and the track beneath us disappeared, leaving Lily to crash two feet onto the ground.
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