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Chapter One Hundred Three: The Grandchildren

Author: Joel Stephen
last update publish date: 2026-09-09 17:53:58

The years continued to pass, and the family grew.

Elara's grandchildren were now young wolves, full of energy and curiosity. They filled the halls of the fortress with laughter and mischief, their paws thundering on the stone floors as they raced through the corridors. They chased each other through the great hall, their voices echoing off the ancient walls. They explored the training grounds, pretending to be warriors and healers, dreaming of the futures that awaited them. They were wild and f
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