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CHAPTER 122

Author: ANNA COLLINS
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Elira stood at the edge of the clearing like a ghost summoned by fate. Her silver cloak shimmered under the dawn light, her eyes unreadable, lips parted like she had something to say but didn’t know where to begin.

I rose slowly, careful not to make any sudden movements. Arlen was already behind me, blades unsheathed, ready to strike.

"Don’t," I whispered to him. "Not yet."

She took a step forward. "I’m not here to fight."

“Strange,” I said, my voice colder than the air. “You usually bring fire and death when you visit.”

Her mouth tightened. “I came alone.”

“No army waiting behind the ridge?”

“No. Just me. And answers."

Answers. My fingers itched toward my blade, not out of fear, but out of instinct. This woman this half of the prophecy was the shadow to my light. We were bound by blood and fate and something even darker. I had spent my whole life hating her. Fearing her. Now she was here, asking me to listen.

“Say what you came to say,” I told her.

She hesitated. “You saw the murals,
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