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Chapter 63

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POV: Vaelira

The Vampire Queen doesn’t soften the truth.

Cain left before dawn.

Not with an army. Not with counsel. Just fury, grief, and the kind of purpose that only comes from losing the one thing that anchored you to mercy.

“He went east,” she tells me quietly, standing at the tall windows of the solar. “Toward the Blackened March. Toward where the dead magic pools.”

Of course he did.

Cain doesn’t run from monsters. He hunts them until one of them stops breathing.

My chest tightens—not with
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