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Chapter 50: The Secret Behind Selenhal

مؤلف: Terri Clare
last update تاريخ النشر: 2026-06-09 04:36:41

Gadreel stood at the foot of the stone steps, his hands clasped behind his back as he stared into the gray morning.

The air was cold enough to bite at his cheeks despite the heavy cloak draped around his shoulders. Behind him, the keep loomed like a silent sentinel. Its gray walls were thick, its towers watchful, and the Scions guarding its gates stood as motionless as gargoyles.

This place lay hidden deep in the outskirts of Selenhal, a secret among secrets. No one entered without permission.

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