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Chapter 43 - Moonlight and Goodbyes
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2025-07-01 00:00:46The sun beat down on the training field, but it wasn’t nearly as hot as the determination radiating off the Guardians. Dust kicked up beneath their boots as they sparred, shifting between forms and strikes, sweat clinging to skin and scales alike.
No rest for the weary. Not even for legends.
Cheyenne ducked under a high punch from Tora and flipped her onto the mat with a grin.
“Nice try, Flame Breath,” she teased, panting.Tora groaned and muttered something draconic under her breath as she rolled onto her back.From the sidelines, Isolde helped Chelsea up from her latest round of sparring, both of them soaked in effort and glory. Nalia stood off to the side with Tyler, stretching out her sore limbs, a quiet smirk on her lips. There was a calm to her now. Centered. Steady. But not idle.
Gunner tossed a towel to Cheyenne, who caught it one-handed and wiped her brow.
“I’ll rest when I’m dead,” she m
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