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Chapter 36: A complete circle means something

Auteur: Olivia
last update Date de publication: 2026-06-10 14:14:31

"We've been waiting."

I read the words twice. Then I glanced at the eastern treeline, where the first wolf was still watching with those silver eyes, locked onto something I couldn’t even see yet.

“Reply,” Rhydian said.

“With what?”

“Anything. Just keep them talking.”

I typed: Who are you.

Four seconds later, the answer popped up.

The ones the network was built to contain.

I looked at Rhydian. He gave me a look, the one we’d come up with for info that only ever raised more questions.

“The n
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