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Chapter 34: The First Lunge

Author: C. Wolfdad
last update publish date: 2026-06-18 09:31:46
Rowan

The Bloodborn's smile didn't falter. If anything, it sharpened.

The vampire in front of us swayed slightly, its dead eyes fixed somewhere near my throat, but it didn't move without being told to. That was what made my stomach tighten. It wasn't hunger holding it back.

It was command.

The Bloodborn stood behind it like a shadow wearing skin, pale and elegant and wrong in way that made Grim snarl loudly beneath my skin.

Caius shifted beside me, just enough that his shoulder nearly brushed
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