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CHAPTER 160: What amen Through the Wall

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The crack split the stone from floor to ceiling.

Cael caught Lyra's arm and pulled her away as a section of the wall collapsed. Stones struck the floor, scattering fragments across the passage. Behind them, the First Queen dragged the kneeling woman clear of the falling debris.

“Back to the chamber!” Cael ordered.

They hurried through the doorway. Lyra felt a sharp tug in her marked palm, as though an invisible thread were pulling her toward the broken wall. She resisted it, keeping her eyes on
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