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The Bounty
Author: Chizzy Writes
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Kane and Vesper left the alley before dawn.

The sky above Valdris was still dark, the first hint of morning barely touching the horizon. Behind them, the city walls stood silent, but Kane knew silence would not last. Voss may discover their escape soon, if he had not already.

Seraphine had wanted to come. Kane had wanted that too but wanting and surviving were often two different things.

Now only Kane and Vesper walked beneath the tall trees surrounding Valdris.

For three hours, they moved with
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