It was a crisp autumn evening, October 8th, and the streets of Portland were alive with the usual blend of nightlife and supernatural intrigue. Adalind Gray, the former Hexenbiest and a complex figure in the world of Grimm, found herself at a crossroads. Her past was a web of complicated relationships and power struggles, especially with those in the Grimm world, like Nick Burkhardt, and her own kind.
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