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Chapter 59 Palace Garden
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2025-08-08 18:00:38My mind is still spinning, drawn back to the small meeting we had this morning. Even the cool night air enveloping my body with its gentle chill cannot quell the turmoil in my mind.
We sat in a circle in the strategic meeting room on the western border, without excessive formality. Just me, Alpha Aric, Rowan, Tavien, Nyra, and Ilon. In the center of the round black stone table, a map was spread out, showing the western border region where the last movements of the white wizards had been reported.“Their trail is faint, but real,” Nyra said, pointing to a small circle drawn in red ink. “Unlike black wizards, they leave behind softer magical residue, almost like mist.”“And their magic smells different,” Ilon added softly. “There’s something cold about it, like the scent of iron and frozen rain.”Rowan sat with one hand propping up his chin. “They’re not trying to scare us. They seem to be assessing and analyzing. That makes th
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