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Vivianne’s Confession Pt 1
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2026-09-23 00:30:00I recognized Vivianne immediately, her voice was low, tense, and unmistakably angry. I stopped and glanced at Amara and she understood without needing an explanation, and together we moved quietly toward the doorway. We remained just inside the chamber, hidden from view as Rowan and Vivianne spoke farther down the corridor. “I told you that you should not have mentioned the archives,” Vivianne said.
Rowan answered in a low, irritated voice. “They were going to investigate me anyway.”
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His face lost some of its color. “I was never supposed to see that,” he whispered.He rubbed both hands over his face and leaned back against the wall. “Once or maybe twice. People like me weren’t supposed to know it existed. The black stone was as high as most of us ever reached. We received instructions through intermediaries, carried messages, watched borders, gathered information, moved supplies, and reported what we saw. We knew there were people above the ones giving us orders, but we weren’t told who they were.”“And the mark?” I asked.Corvin stared at the document for several seconds before finally answering. “It belonged to them, some people called them the Keepers. I don’t know whether that was their true name. Different groups used different names, and people like me were never important enough to know which one was correct. What I do know is that they were concerned with old bloodlines, old territories, and the prophecy.”I kept my gaze on
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He rubbed his bound hands together. “That your mother had learned something she was never supposed to discover. Something that could expose people who had spent generations keeping the prophecy buried. They believed that if she continued searching, she would eventually identify the bloodline and bring the prophecy back into the open.”My throat tightened. “Whoever they were, they were afraid of her.”The answer hurt because it sounded exactly like my mother. She had never been someone who walked away simply because powerful people told her to. She had protected Silvercrest until the end, even when the people around her had turned against her.I looked toward the black-stone symbol etched into the metal disc resting on the table outside the chamber. “So the network wasn’t created because of Rowan.”“No, Rowan and Vivianne was only one part of it.” The word settled heavily between us.I took a slow breath. “Then there were people above both of them.” I turned away from Corvin and walked
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