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Chapter 123

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“Move!”

Liam’s roar split the night just as the first explosion shattered the eastern watchtower.

Flames erupted against the black sky. Stone rained down in burning fragments. The scent of smoke and blood slammed into my senses at the same time.

Rogues.

Not circling.

Not watching.

Attacking.

I was already running before my mind caught up with my body.

The pack house courtyard dissolved into chaos—warriors shifting mid-stride, bones cracking, fur bursting through skin. Snarls ripped through the
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