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Chapter 72: Whispers in the Stone**

Author: B. J. VALE
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-26 13:00:41

**Lyra's POV**

The silence of the Sanctum was not an absence of sound, but a presence. It was the deep, resonant quiet of a library that had held its breath for a thousand years, waiting for a reader. The air hummed with a low, thrumming energy that vibrated in my teeth, a constant reminder of the immense power sleeping in the stone around us.

Kenny slept peacefully in a make shift crib carved from a recess in the cavern wall, the ancient runes around him glowing with a soft, protective light. For the first time since his kidnapping, the frantic, terrified flutter in our golden bond had stilled into the steady, calm rhythm of a truly safe and deeply dreaming child. That alone made the cold, hard reality of our new existence worth it.

Kael was a wh

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