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Chapter 92

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Damon’s POV

The ultimatum arrived at dawn. Not with challenges or with an army at the gates, but with parchment.

The courier waited just beyond the eastern watch line, standing openly beneath a white banner stitched with Ravencrest’s sigil. There was no armor and no weapons drawn. Just a show of clean hands.

Elijah wanted to be seen as reasonable, and that alone made my wolf uneasy.

I didn’t invite the envoy inside. He delivered the message without complaint, eyes carefully neutral, the
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