understood the nature of this meeting; she waut to confront thBeast once again. This enigmatic entity numerous trials and tribulations. Despite its invaluable ance, the true intentions of the Dark Beast remained cloaked in mystery, its motives as opaque as the darkness that now enveloped her.
"Show yourself," Rhox called ot into the void, her voice steady despite the chill. "I know you're here."
What Rhox did know was that the deity Andressto, whose wisdom and insight were unparalleled, placed unwavering faith in this formidable being. Such confidence was not bestowed lightly, but the responsibility to discern the nature of their relationship lay solely on Rhox's shoulders. She was keenly aware that the decision to accept the Dark Beast as an ally or reject it as a foe was hers and hers alone to make. This awareness, always lurking at the periphery of her thoughts, weighed heavily upon her, even in the realm of dreams.
