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The Crimson Raven

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last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-08-10 01:26:06

The valley fell unnaturally still.

Even the clash of steel seemed to fade as every eye turned toward the woman standing on the western cliff.

Her crimson cloak rippled in the wind like living wings.

The silver raven mask concealed every trace of her face except for a pair of striking violet eyes.

She surveyed the battlefield with unsettling calm.

Not with the excitement of a conqueror.

But with the detached interest of someone conducting an experiment.

Lucian slowly stepped away from Caelan, ne
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