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Chapter 58. Song of the Heirs
Author: P.H.O.E.B.E
last update2025-11-22 16:08:58

The singing began at sunrise. It was soft at first, like the hum of wind touching the edges of broken buildings.

A simple tone, one long, trembling note that made birds freeze in the sky and made the air itself shake.

People in every city lifted their heads sharply because the sound did not feel like a voice or an echo. It felt like something inside their bones had suddenly awakened.

Jayden was standing near the edge of a ruined valley, watching the morning light bleed across the cracked hori
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