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Chapter 27 – The Council’s Trap
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2025-08-27 07:00:00The wind howled against the high windows of the Council Hall, rattling the panes like restless spirits. Inside, the air was far heavier than any storm outside. Every seat around the long obsidian table was filled—Elders in thick ceremonial robes, their gazes as sharp as blades. The Quadruple Alphas stood at the far end of the chamber, their presence commanding, shoulders squared, eyes locked on the single chair at the center. My chair.
I could feel the weight of it—being placed in the middle, in full view, my every breath under scrutiny. My heart drummed in my chest, but I kept my chin high. I wasn’t going to let them see fear.
Elder Harrick’s voice was the first to break the silence, deep and rasping like a shovel scraping stone. “Luna Arielle of the Crescent Shadows, do you know why you’ve been summoned here?”
I narrowed my gaze. “I have a guess. But I’d rather hear it from you before I correct whatever non
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