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Chapter 35: The Line of Ash

Penulis: Victor ellis
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-07-30 00:46:58

The wolves moved.

I heard their boots crunch against the gravel outside. Nobody inside the clinic spoke. The council leader had reached ten. Now he was waiting for us to panic.

Instead, one of his wolves stepped forward. His footsteps stopped just outside the entrance. Through my hearing, I caught the sound of him laughing.

“Move aside,” he said. “I’ll drag the boy out myself.”

The doctor didn’t move. Neither did any of us.

The wolf took another step. The moment his boot crossed the mounta
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