Light Over Darkness

Light Over Darkness

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Beams of shimmering magic blasted through the last two creatures - boom, boom - leaving a soft scent of roses in the air. The courtyard fell silent. But Malora still stood, untouched. She raised her staff again. The green flame blazed high. "You think I need shadowlings to stop you? You're playing dress-up with borrowed power." "We're not borrowing anything," I said, stepping forward. "This power chose us." Malora sneered. "Then let's see what you really are without it." She hurled a blast of green magic toward me. I crossed my scepter in front of me, bracing- But Kaitlyn jumped in and deflected it with her ribbon whip, spinning like a dancer. "You're not hurting our girl," she snapped. Miranda landed beside me. "We stand together." A spark lit in my heart - our magic humming in sync. I raised my scepter high. "Princess Strike!" I shouted. All three of us glowed - my golden sand and petals, Miranda's rose-light, and Kaitlyn's icy sparkle combining into a wave of pure energy. It slammed into Malora like a tidal wave. She screamed - not in pain, but in frustration - before vanishing into smoke, her staff clattering to the courtyard stones. The silence afterward was heavy. Then Kaitlyn exhaled. "Okay. That was intense." I nodded, chest still rising and falling. "What... what was she doing out here?" Miranda knelt by the spot where Malora vanished and picked up a scorched piece of parchment left behind. Her eyes narrowed. "This isn't over."
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