Concrete jungle of shadows

o the haunting nightmares that had plagued her friend. As they entered the historian's shrine-like

voice trembling with emotion. Amelia held her hand, offering silent

iosity. "Your nightmares are not ordinary, Emily," he began, his voice soft yet firm. "They might be more th

Emily asked, her brows

ty to inherit memories from their ancestors, a gift or, in some

Barnes' words sinking in. "Are you sa

eatures. "There might be some Nordian traits within you, Emily. One key

nt texture of the birthmark. Tears welled up in her eyes as sh

e memories now?" Emily question

that a Nordian woman, on the brink of death, beseeched Sentis to punish the invaders for their atrocities. Sentis grant

of this Nordian woman?" Amelia asked, her hear

be a manifestation of those inherited memories, passe

conflicting emotions. "What can we do to sto

doing the curse lies in finding the six earrings of Sentis. These earrings are po

instincts kicking in. "Where can we find these earri

of Sentis' essence, and together, they possess the ability to neutralize the curse. However, loc

her gaze. "I want to help. If finding these earrings can

iend's bravery. "We're in this together, Emily. We'll find the earrings

pter unfolded with deep emotions and heartfelt conversations. They vowed to embark on this treacherous journey

on as she dialed Samuel's number, ea

ce filled with urgency and excitement. "

ld sense the urgency in Amelia's voice. "

Dr. Barnes today, and he believes that Emily might have Nordian ro

f Amelia's revelation. "Nordian roots? That's extraordinary.

t Sentis, the Nordian goddess of vengeance, might be behind the unusual events in the

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d in harmony with the spirits, and Sentis, the goddess of vengeance, was their protector. S

e spiritual world. But the tranquility of their existence was shattered when the American soldiers arrived, driven

the ancient tale that seemed to resonate w

k on the Nordian people, attempting to seize the earrings. Sentis, furious at their audacity, unlea

her fury, she cursed the city they held dear, vowing that the descendants o

past reverberating through the present. "So, the curse of New York is a result o

nt to punish the innocent. It was intended to make those w

her heritage. "So, I am descended from the Nordian woman who sought

len earrings to their rightful place," he explained. "Each earring must be placed in a specific loc

where are the earrings

ty," Dr. Barnes said. "They hid them in secret locations, guarded

ising within her. "Then we must find t

urpose. "I won't let my ancestors' actions continue to harm in

th of you. With your courage, determination, and the guidance of your her