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Chapter 52: The Peace

Penulis: Joel Stephen
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-10-02 21:58:40

The peace that settled over the kingdom was not the fragile, trembling thing I had feared.

It was solid. It was deep. It was rooted in something stronger than treaties and alliances—it was rooted in love. The love that had sustained us through the darkest of times. The love that had defeated the Ancient Ones, the first ones, every enemy that had ever threatened our world. The love that had built a kingdom from the ashes of war.

I walked through the streets of the capital, my hand resting on Luc
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