Fear was a reminder that even the insubstantial could kill. But insubstantial meant it had no shape. It couldn't be conquered or tamed or avoided. Only moved through, with force and will.

Roshani Chokshi
Fear was a reminder that even the insubstantial could kill....
Fear was a reminder that even the insubstantial could kill....
Fear was a reminder that even the insubstantial could kill....
Fear was a reminder that even the insubstantial could kill....
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An insubstantial is something that cannot be seen or touched or touched in any way. It is not tangible. It has no physical form.

Source: A Crown Of Wishes

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