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Chapter 87: ROGER WOUNDED

Author: Brainwaves
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The battlefield was already cooling when she saw him fall.

Not in surrender.

Not in death.

But in the kind of collapse that breaks something permanent.

Roger didn’t cry out. He didn’t scream. He hit the earth the way mountains do when they finally remember gravity. Hard. Slow. Final.

The wolves were still howling, still huddled and licking wounds or limping toward each other like survivors of some forgotten god’s wrath. Jasmine had been walking back to the shattered stone ring, barefoot and blood-drunk, her pulse still singing in her wrists. And then—

She turned.

And the world went silent.

There he was. Bent in the waist. Blood leaking from beneath his ribs like something sacred. One knee in the dirt. One hand pressed into the ground like it might keep him tethered to the living.

He looked up at her, and there was nothing regal in his face. Nothing cruel. Just a man who had given everything and hadn’t noticed it until now.

Jasmine didn’t run.

She walked.

Slow.

Like every step was a de
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