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127. Selene Mort

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🍃 Arria POV

Milena had already left with my parents yesterday.

One more member of this gathering was out there somewhere, beyond the gathering's protection.

It unsettled me deeply.

And the worst part was that she hadn’t even told us why she was leaving or what she planned to do.

She hadn’t told me whether I would ever see her again.

She had only said that Freyr, the elven God, had summoned her.

Nothing about the vision she had seen.

Nothing about what to expect.

Just a hug and a goodbye.

But w
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