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Chapter 32 – The Truth We’re Not Meant to Hear

Author: Bamdel
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-10 20:01:21

“I’m not a weapon,” I said.

No one argued.

They didn’t nod or flinch or even try to contradict me. They just sat there—Ronan, Caspian, Kieran—all three of them cloaked in silence, staring like I’d finally admitted something they’d already accepted.

That hurt more than if they’d called me a liar.

Because it meant they didn’t believe it anymore.

Did I?

I left the war room without another word. My boots echoed down the corridor, sharp and fast, and still couldn’t drown out the sound of my thoughts. The prophecy wasn’t just a prophecy anymore. It was real. Etched into the scroll we’d all read together, burnt into the table in that hidden room, carved into the way they looked at me now.

One will fall.

One will betray.

One will rise again.

And I—I was the thread tying it all together.

A part of me wanted to run. Just turn and keep running until the mountains swallow me whole. Another part—stubborn and furious—wanted to march right back into that room and demand that they look at me like me.
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