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Chapter 120 The Quiet Strength

Author: Jaxon Vale
last update publish date: 2026-03-08 14:07:10

The knife flew toward my throat before I even saw the hand that threw it.

I twisted aside on instinct.

The blade cut past my shoulder and struck the wooden post behind me with a sharp crack.

Gasps rose from the watching warriors.

I turned quickly.

Mira stood ten steps away, calm as ever.

Her hands rested loosely at her sides.

Rowan laughed from the edge of the training ground.

“Well,” he said, “that woke everyone up.”

Snow covered the wide clearing inside Frostveil’s inner wall. Dozens of wolve
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