Chapter 102
Author: DanTheLion
last update2023-12-12 04:33:32

Helene's words sent a shiver down Franklin's spine. He knew that the powerstones were dangerous in the wrong hands, and he understood why Helene wanted to keep their existence a secret. But then he thought of Fiona, the goddess of chaos, and a question popped into his head. "What about Fiona?" he asked. "Will she still be a threat?"

Helene's smile faltered for a moment, and she looked thoughtful. "Fiona is always a force to be reckoned with," she said. "But she was not the source of the recent chaos. The powerstones can be used for good or ...evil, and it is up to those who possess them to decide which path to take. Fiona may still be a force of chaos, but she is not the only one who can wield that power. We must all be vigilant, and do our best to use our own power for good."

Franklin nodded, understanding what Helene was saying. He had seen the danger of the powerstones firsthand, and he knew that they could be used for great harm if they fell into the wrong hands. But he also knew
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