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Chapter Thirty Nine : The Letter From Kael

Auteur: Luna Joe
last update Date de publication: 2026-09-13 12:13:54

Kael's letter arrived two weeks after Torin's visit.

I recognised the handwriting on the outside before I opened it, the same firm confident strokes I remembered from pack notices and training schedules he had posted over the years, though something in the way my name was written this time seemed less certain than I would have expected from him.

I took it to the east window of my room where the light was best and sat down to read it alone.

He began without excuses.

That surprised me most, readi
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