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Chapter 136: The White Wolf's Voice

Author: R.J. Sterling
last update publish date: 2026-03-14 00:16:11

Leo's cry didn't come from a child's throat—it came from the marrow of the North—and it hit my chest with a force that turned my ribs into a cage.

The resonance didn't just travel through the air; it rippled through the quartz floorboards of the vault, vibrating directly into my bone marrow. I gagged, my nose clogged with the acid ash of the Mercy vanguard's defense, the silver-mercury stink of the war we had just survived sticking to my tongue like copper rust.

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