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145: Kali's gotta go

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Kora's PoV

The sapphire flared to life in my hands, a sudden burst of silver-white that flooded the room like moonlight breaking through storm clouds.

For one frozen heartbeat, panic clawed up my throat. I had been so sure that I was the silver wolf but what if I had misheard? What if the words my father had spoken behind closed doors had been twisted by distance or wishful thinking?

Then the glow steadied, bright and pure, and relief crashed over me so hard my knees almost buckled.

I smiled
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