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Chapter Twenty-Seven

Author: Andrea
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Darius

“The prophecy is beginning to unfold.”

The words hung in the air, heavier than stone. Elder Helene’s eyes, pale and sharp despite her age, fixed on me as though daring me to laugh, to dismiss her. I didn’t. Something in her tone rooted me to the spot, my anger cooling into a slow, cold dread.

I leaned back in my chair, forcing my voice steady. “You’ll have to be more specific than that, Elder.”

She clasped her hands in front of her, knotted with age but steady. “You feel it already, don’t you? The restlessness in your wolf. The weakening of your bond. The mark of something ancient stirring in the veins of one you rejected.”

My jaw tightened. She didn’t say her name, but she didn’t have to. The silver wolf. The one whispered about in taverns, around council fires. The one that plagued my thoughts in restless nights, pulling at me with a bond I’d tried to sever. Lyra.

“I don’t have time for fairy tales,” I said sharply, though the words rang hollow even to my ears.

Helene’s gaze
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