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Chapter 56: THE SAFE HOUSE THAT WASN'T SAFE

Author: Loshey Akin
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-07-27 18:13:20

ELARA

The warning reached Greyhaven before we did.

Ronan was reading the message when I entered the archive. His expression told me enough before he spoke. He folded the paper once, placed it on the table, and rested one hand against it as though he wished the words inside were different.

"The safe house has been compromised."

I stopped beside him.

"Which one?"

"The western shelter."

My heart sank immediately.

It was the place we planned to use after leaving the settlement where the council-lin
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