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Chapter 45–One wrong move

Author: ogo writes
last update publish date: 2026-04-19 00:49:48

Alpha Bladen POV

Night settled heavily over Bloodmoon, the quiet that followed celebration was never as peaceful as it appeared.

Victory still lingered in the air, faint traces of laughter echoing somewhere in the distance, but it had to return to its natural rhythm.

Stillness.

Watchfulness.

Preparation.

I stood near the council table long before the others arrived, the flickering light from the wall torches stretching across the stone floor in restless patterns.

The map laid before me remains
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