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CHAPTER SEVENTY-FOUR: CONSOLIDATION

مؤلف: Noor Lawan
last update تاريخ النشر: 2026-04-22 21:01:10

[Shahira's Pov- Six Months After Moonvale Crisis]

The coalition had stabilized remarkably in the months following our successful mediation of Moonvale's peaceful separation. Eight packs now, twenty-seven hundred wolves spread across three distinct regions, all operating under the constitutional charter that actually seemed to be working exactly as designed.

We'd weathered the crisis without fracturing. Proven that principled restraint could coexist with effective governance. Demonstrated that r
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