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Chapter Sixty-Three: The Siege Begins

作者: Joshua cliff.
last update 最終更新日: 2026-01-14 22:58:22

Aria's POV

I woke to the sound of warning bells, their frantic rhythm sending chills to my spine. Kael was already moving, pulling on armor with speed.

"What is happening?" I asked, reaching for my weapons.

"Council forces," he said grimly. "Multiple fronts. They are surrounding us."

By the time we reached the walls, dawn revealed the nightmare. Council wolves ringed Nightshade's territory in a loose circle, too far for arrows but close enough to be counted. Hundreds of them, more than we had faced in any previous battle.

"They are not attacking," Luna observed, scanning the forces. "Just positioning. Sealing us in."

"Classic siege tactics," Dante said, appearing beside us. "Cut off supplies, wait for starvation and desperation. They learned from Garrett's failed supply raids. If they cannot starve us through guerrilla attacks, they will do it through containment."

"How long can we last?" Kael asked.

"With current reserves? Maybe six weeks if we ration strictly," Mira reported, having
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