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This act has intensified the narrative's psychological horror, with readers expressing that the \"sky people\" and their rituals are \"sick\" and \"fucked up.\" Consequently, the demand for Kun's return has reached a fever pitch; he is now overwhelmingly viewed as Reniae's only true protector and the necessary counterbalance to Gizzida's suffocating control. Amidst this emotional turmoil, the plot twist of Reniae wielding \"nigak\" magic continues to be a central point of discussion. Readers speculate on its implications, questioning if she is secretly a \"sky person\" or if this power proves the cult's supremacist doctrine is a lie, potentially giving her a path to empowerment, such as removing her slave brand. 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This act has intensified the narrative's psychological horror, with readers expressing that the \"sky people\" and their rituals are \"sick\" and \"fucked up.\" Consequently, the demand for Kun's return has reached a fever pitch; he is now overwhelmingly viewed as Reniae's only true protector and the necessary counterbalance to Gizzida's suffocating control. Amidst this emotional turmoil, the plot twist of Reniae wielding \"nigak\" magic continues to be a central point of discussion. Readers speculate on its implications, questioning if she is secretly a \"sky person\" or if this power proves the cult's supremacist doctrine is a lie, potentially giving her a path to empowerment, such as removing her slave brand. 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