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Vex's War

作者: Pj
last update 公開日: 2026-06-13 14:41:27

Elder Vex was supposed to be dead.

Exiled five years ago for trying to kill Kade’s father and take the Alpha seat.

The council called it treason.

Kade called it unfinished business.

Now he was back.

With 120 rogues.

And a grudge.

“North pass,” Selene said, pointing at the map.

“He’s massing there.

Waiting.”

Kade’s face was stone.

“Why wait?”

“Because he wants us to come to him,” I said.

Kael frowned.

“Trap.”

“Obviously,” I said.

“But if we don’t g
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