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Chapter 64: THE SHADOW RIDER

Author: Loshey Akin
last update publish date: 2026-07-30 20:14:06

KAEL

By the second morning, I stopped believing the horse tracks were a coincidence.

Greyhaven's roads were quieter than those in Blackridge. A few merchants passed during the day, and shepherds moved their flocks between the hills, but long stretches of the mountain road remained empty. That made fresh tracks easy to notice.

The prints behind us always appeared at the same distance.

Not close enough to challenge us.

Not far enough to disappear.

Each time Darius and I paused to examine them, th
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