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Chapter 131

Auteur: Faryal Javed
last update Date de publication: 2026-03-25 04:06:34

A month.

Thirty days of reports, requests, and relentless progress from the south.

Lucian stood in the council chamber, a stack of parchment in his hands, staring at the latest update with an expression that hovered somewhere between admiration and disbelief.

"He's asking for more timber," Lucian said flatly. "And stone. Apparently Halensh

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