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CHAPTER 95: WHISPERS FROM THE MOUTAINS

Author: BELLA
last update publish date: 2026-08-06 06:48:27

The echo of the roar lingered in the frozen air long after it had faded, leaving the valley trembling beneath its memory. Wolves froze mid step, ears swiveling, muscles taut, every instinct screaming that something unprecedented had just stirred in the mountains beyond. The snow covered ridges, usually quiet and untouched at this hour, now seemed alive with possibility and danger.

I stood at the edge of the clearing, fingers tracing the rough patterns in the snow as my mind raced. My wolf benea
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