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It was not simply the color of Delaney's eyes that changed. Her hair began to lose its brown luster, the color ebbing away, draining from the roots outward. As the change spread, Clair realized why Delaney's eyes had seemed so dull and dead. Not because of the inherent sociopathy of her personality, but because of the aura of fakeness that persisted around magic one used to alter their own appearance.

"Because," said Delaney. "I, too..."

Her eyes were red. Her hair was white.

(Chapter 20)