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Chapter Seventy-Nine

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The Road to Solenfall

The mist that rose from the valley that morning clung to everything like breath on glass soft, cold, and impossible to shake. The world felt quieter than it should have been. Even the wolves, usually restless at dawn, moved in silence. The earth beneath their boots was damp from the night’s rain, the scent of pine and iron heavy in the air.

Lyra rode at the front of the column, her cloak pulled close around her, eyes fixed on the faint outline of mountains ahead. Somewhere beyond them lay Solenfall — a ruin older than memory, and now the epicenter of the threat that could unmake their world. The path wound narrow and treacherous, carved through cliffs and shadowed ridges. Every so often, a cry of an unseen hawk echoed above, sharp and haunting.

Kael rode beside her, one hand loosely gripping the reins, the other resting on the hilt of his sword. He hadn’t said much since they’d left the fortress, but his silence wasn’t cold. It was focused, protective. Whenever L
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