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You're a bad person, a killer!
As the group advanced through the hidden passage, their hearts raced with a mix of anticipation and dread. The dimly lit room at the end of the passage held a sight that sent shockwaves through them all.
Gnapika was bound with chains, her fragile form struggling against the restraints. Her once vibrant eyes now held a glimmer of desperation and pain. The chains had dug into her skin, causing blood to trickle down her arms, a stark contrast against her pale complexion. Her weakened state spoke volumes of the ordeal she had endured. Ambika's breath caught in her throat as she beheld her daughter's suffering. Her eyes widened in horror and disbelief, tears welling up at the sight of Gnapika's plight. "My baby," she whispered, her voice choked with emotion. Meera rushed to Gnapika's side, her maternal instincts overriding everything else. With trembling hands, she carefully examined the chains,Related chapters
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