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Chapter 92: The Falling Shadow

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The wind held its breath across the frozen courtyard.

Cassian stared at Raine’s outstretched hand, his single dark eye trembling as the silence stretched between them.

For decades, his world had been defined by cold granite, the stinging whip of the northern gale, and the poisonous murmur of dark magic promising him that vengeance was his only salvation. He had prepared himself to be executed, to be cursed, to be slaughtered like a rabid hound by his glorious, untouchable brothers.

He had neve
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