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chapter 88 - Threads of the Treachery
Author: Devyn vale
last update2025-09-01 05:48:52

The Citadel was alive with movement. Couriers sprinted through the halls, carrying sealed reports from border outposts. The clang of training weapons echoed from the lower yards where recruits drilled until exhaustion. War was not on the horizon it was already pressing against their gates. And yet, beneath the urgency of preparation, another, quieter war was brewing inside the walls.

Lucien stood in the council chamber, listening as his officers relayed updates. Commander Idris spoke of Dominion patrols spotted near the northern ridge. Lady Seraphina reported strange magical disturbances rippling from the wastelands. Others debated supply routes, fortifications, and the dwindling morale of their exhausted soldiers.

Lucien’s mind, however, was not fully on their words. His focus kept circling back to Kael.

The man sat across the table, cloaked in the confidence of a trusted ally. His voice was calm, his arguments sharp and persuasive. To anyone else, Kael appeared as the perfect right
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