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CHAPTER 75
Author: Arex Carceri
last update2026-06-08 02:03:00

The next thirty-six hours were a blur of frantic preparation.

Marco stood at the center of the chaos, his golden eyes calm, his voice steady as he issued orders. Soldiers reinforced the gates. Archers took positions on the walls. Mages charged defensive wards that would buy precious minutes when the assault came. Riven’s tunnels were stocked with supplies—enough food and water to last a month, enough weapons to equip a small army.

“The Royal Executioner is called Malachar,” Morwen reported, his
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