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Chapter 125: What Verne's Scouts Confirmed

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Verne's letter arrived six days after Cole's warning, carried by a rider who had clearly pushed hard the entire distance, and I felt my chest tighten the moment Jasper broke the seal, understanding immediately from his expression that whatever the letter contained wasn't going to be simple.

"They found them," he said, reading quickly, his jaw tightening with each line. "Not Corvane's people. Something else entirely." He looked up at me, something complicated crossing his face. "Refugees, Lyra.
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  • Marked by the Lycan King   Chapter 125: What Verne's Scouts Confirmed

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    Cole arrived at Cade's territory on the eighth day of our stay, unannounced and travel-worn in a way that told me, before he'd said a single word, that whatever news he carried wasn't the kind that waited patiently for proper introductions."I need to speak with you both," he said, finding Jasper and me at the edge of the healers' training ground, where Petra had, over the past several days, managed to establish a connection steady enough that Yseult had begun trusting her with slightly larger patches of exhausted soil. "Privately, if possible."We withdrew to the small cabin Cade had offered us for the duration of our visit, and I felt the particular tightening in my chest that had become, this past year, my body's reliable signal that patience was about to be tested again."What is it," Jasper asked, direct as always when danger might be involved."Scouts," Cole said. "Mine, patrolling the eastern edge of Verne's territory as a courtesy, given everything we learned about how far thi

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    Yseult arrived at the library the following morning with a proposal considerably more detailed than I'd expected anyone to produce overnight, pages of careful notes outlining exactly what a Healing Guild might actually require to function."I didn't sleep," she admitted, spreading the pages across the table with the particular restless energy of someone who had found a problem genuinely worth losing sleep over. "I kept thinking about what we'd actually need. Not simply healers willing to learn. A structure. A place to teach them. Some way to determine who's actually capable of the kind of patient work this requires, versus who simply wants to try because the idea sounds appealing."I studied her notes, feeling the particular satisfaction of watching an old idea finally take real shape. "You've thought about this before," I said. "Considerably before last night.""I've thought about healing as a discipline my entire adult life," Yseult said. "What you and Seren revealed in that garden

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    The letter arrived from Cade's territory three weeks after the council's agreement, considerably sooner than any of us had expected the new structure to actually be tested, and I felt the particular mix of anticipation and caution that had become my reliable response to anything arriving with a formal seal."Not the Drowned Court," Jasper said, reading it over breakfast, his brow furrowing. "Cade's own land. A section near his northern border, apparently exhausted the same way Dessa's grove once was, though his letter suggests it's been failing for considerably longer than any of us realized.""He's asking for help," I said, understanding immediately the particular weight of what this actually meant."He's asking whether the new agreement extends to territories beyond the Drowned Court specifically," Jasper said, "or whether what we built was meant only to address that one kingdom's crisis." He set the letter down, studying me with the particular careful attention he brought to anythi

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