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Chapter 33 – Threads in Harmony

Author: Fabiana Y.
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3rd POV – Morning at the Courtyard

The morning air was still and calm, carrying the scent of dew-soaked earth. The courtyard—once a place of battles and drills—now had a quieter energy. The training circle had been swept clean, and new rune lines traced by Sybil glowed faintly under the cobblestones, stabilizing the wild mix of hybrid powers that would fill the space.

For the first time since the vision threads, the pack wasn’t here to clash. Today was for control, not combat.

Damian stood at the edge of the circle, arms folded, as the hybrids gathered. His gaze swept across them, lingering a little longer on Leif. The boy was still an enigma—untamed energy coiled under fragile calm.

“You won’t touch a weapon today,” Damian said. “Today, it’s about breathing. Focus. Learning to hold back without losing the strength behind it.”

Antonella smirked. “That sounds like meditation with a side of torture.”

Damian’s mouth curved slightly. “If you can’t hold your power steady, you’ll hurt yours
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