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Chapter 90: The Echo of Three Souls

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The shattered remnants of Cassian’s war-axe clicked softly as they skittered across the blood-stained ice.

Breathing heavily, his shattered nose bleeding profusely into his dark beard, the scarred Fourth Heir scrambled backward on his hands and knees.

His single dark eye darted frantically across the snow-covered courtyard, looking for a discarded weapon, a rogue ally, or a shadow to melt into.

Before he could push himself to his feet, a blur of sapphire light cut through the howling blizzard.
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