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Episode 130: Eternal Light Awake
Author: Kaiza
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The crack in the heavens yawned open, a searing light spilling from the rift; the new figure, a being of radiant power, descended slowly from the divine expanse. Its form is blinding to behold. The creature's features were hidden in a glowing armor of pure energy, but Ethan could feel the immense weight of its presence, a power beyond anything he had ever known.

Lysara stood by his side, her eyes narrowed in awe and fear. "This is no ordinary enemy," she whispered softly, her voice barely audible above the wind screaming around them.

Ethan tightened his hold on his sword, the flame of the Phoenix flickering inside him, and its light was but a spark in comparison to the blinding splendor falling before them. "Who are you?" he asked, his voice steady, yet his heart raced with the truth that they could be up against something much larger than they might comprehend.

The voice of the being echoed in the air, as if it was coming from the heavens themselves. "I am the Harbinger of Light, the
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