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Chapter 45
“Again.” Apollo commanded.
We had been training in a small room for hours and I had yet to produce the same level of magic as I had when I escaped the coven.
“I don’t think I can do this.” I panted. The strain of tapping into my demi side starting to get to me.
“No child of mine would be this weak.” He spat. “Try it again.”
I let my mind clear, focusing on the light within me and trying to call it forth. Apollo had been insistent that I shouldn’t rely on my emotions to call my abilities, that I needed to learn to
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