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"Ready?" Duke asked, his voice low and determined.I nodded, feeling the weight of the moment. "Let's end this."With a roar, we charged. The clash of magic and raw power filled the air, each side giving everything they had. Stacy fought with a desperate ferocity, her dark magic lashing out in every direction. But we fought back, our unity and determination driving us forward.Lyra darted through the fray, her movements swift and precise as she disrupted Stacy's runes. Each one she broke weakened Stacy's defenses, the glow around her dimming with each strike."Now, Raven!" Duke shouted, his voice cutting through the chaos.I gathered my remaining strength, focusing all my magic into a single, decisive attack. "For the pack!" I cried, unleashing the spell.The blast of energy struck Stacy, shattering the remnants of her defenses. She screamed, a sound of pure agony, as the dark magic that had sustained her was torn away.Duke moved in, his claws flashing as he delivered the final blow.
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