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Chapter 11

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Chapter Eleven: The Gathering Storm

The wind howled over the peaks of the Frostback Mountains, carrying with it the scent of ash, blood, and something darker still. From the mouth of the sacred sanctuary, Lyra looked out upon a world she no longer recognized. What had once been a stronghold of peace and ancient knowledge now stood tainted by shadow. The Moon Seal had been reforged, but the cost lingered in every tremor of the ground and whispered in the wind.

Beside her, Killian stood silent, h
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