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Chapter 3 - PROLOGUE : The Rise Of Chaos

The heavens rumbled as streaks of golden light fell from the sky, piercing the dense clouds that shrouded the Grayhair Clan. The once-proud seat of power now stood in eerie silence, its grand halls empty and lifeless. Jayson knelt in the ruins, his trembling hands gripping the hilt of his blade, its edge drenched in his own blood.

"Why?" he whispered, his voice hoarse. "Why did you abandon me?"

He gazed at the shattered sigil of his clan, memories flooding his mind—memories of ridicule, betrayal, and exile. His Chaos Aptitude, once hailed as a blessing, had become a curse. The uncontrollable energy within him destroyed everything he touched, forcing his own family to cast him aside.

But Jayson refused to bow to fate.

Rising to his feet, he stared into the stormy horizon. He had no clan, no family, and no allies. But he had his ambition—a burning desire to carve his name into history. If the clans would not accept him, he would create his own path.

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In the distance, the Mellian warships descended from the heavens, their dark silhouettes casting shadows over the land. The first wave of destruction had begun, but humanity remained oblivious to the true extent of the danger.

Meanwhile, fate worked its magic. Across the land, seven young men faced their own challenges—each one drawn by a mysterious force toward their destiny.

Joyner battled against the illusions of a forgotten temple, his mind sharpened with every trial.

Mike stumbled upon a hidden cave, where a relic of immense power awaited him.

Victor stood at the gates of his ancestral home, a single promise on his lips: to protect those he loved, no matter the cost.

Unbeknownst to them, their paths would soon converge, bound by a shared dream.

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Far to the south, in the Emberflame Clan, Diane sat by the river, her fiery hair dancing in the wind. Her mind was torn between duty and desire. The ember of forbidden love she felt for Jayson threatened to consume her, but she couldn't abandon her people.

"Diane," Sarah's voice called, pulling her from her thoughts. "It's time."

As she stood, a shadow crossed over her heart, a feeling of doom. The world was changing, and the flames of war yet to be seen.

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