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Chapter 30: Stay Away from Him
Author: Lia nightfall
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The warning spread faster than any rumor had before.

“Stay away from him.”

It started as a whisper among the second-years who had seen the storage room incident, then rippled outward through the academy like a cold current. By the next morning, it had become something close to law among the lower ranks.

Stay away from Lucien Drax.

Students who once laughed at the cracked egg now crossed to the other side of the corridor when they saw me coming. Groups parted like water around a stone. Beasts ev
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