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CHAPTER 36: TWIN CORE FRACTURE

작가: Larzor
last update 게시일: 2026-08-17 05:13:14

POV: Jace

The rogue's shoulder gives under my claws with a wet pop. I'm half a heartbeat slow. Steel skims my ribs, barely breaking skin, and heat spreads beneath my shirt before I register the cut. The body under me reeks of wet fur and rust.

I shove it off. Somewhere behind my sternum, Zara's voice repeats. Not the threat. The other part.

I'll kill for you. Three years since anyone bled for me without keeping score.

The southern wall gives. Draveth pour through the gap and my Jathorne line cr
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