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Chapter 10: Interrogation

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The room was designed to make people talk.

Stone walls. No windows. A single torch that flickered just enough to keep shadows alive. Iron rings set into the floor. The faint, ever-present hum of suppression magic woven into the air itself.

Seraphine took it all in with a calm, assessing gaze.

Lucien Blackthorn watched her from across the room and wondered, not for the first time, what kind of creature walked into a place like this without fear.

The chains at her wrists had been shortened. Not e
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