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Dawn Training
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2026-04-17 17:49:16Kade POV
I woke up at four in the morning, as I did every day, and went straight to the training grounds. The air was so cold I could see my breath. Good. Cold sharpens the senses and forces wolves to work harder to stay warm, I thought to myself. I had learned to fight under far worse conditions, and Sera would learn the same. If she survived. I spent an hour training alone, pushing my body through the familiar movements. My wol
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