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CHAPTER SIXTY SEVEN: THE POSTPONEMENT L

Author: Elle writes
last update publish date: 2026-06-10 16:54:49

Aria was in the great hall, a cup of tea warming her hands, when the young warrior burst through the doors. His tunic was torn. His face was streaked with dirt. He had run through the night to deliver his report, and the words came out in a single breathless rush.

"Alpha. There’s an unusual rogue activity near the northern border. Multiple camps spotted in the last two days. They're not attacking, just watching. Seems like they’re mapping the terrain."

Rowan was on his feet before the scout
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