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Seraphina’s POV

The moment Kaelion told me to wait outside, I felt like a child being dismissed. I wanted to protest, but the weight of the Luna’s presence and the memories clawing at my chest made my voice stick in my throat.

So I did what he asked—I stepped away. Reluctantly.

The cool air outside did little to ease the pounding in my heart. My fingers curled around the hem of my sleeve as I paced near the entrance, glancing over my shoulder at the closed door where Kaelion was. A part of me wanted to trust that he would get the answers I needed. But another part, the restless, desperate part, knew I couldn’t just stand here and wait.

There had to be something in this place—something that held the truth about my past.

Then it hit me.

The archive room.

I remembered it from when I was younger, hidden away in the rarely visited wing of the packhouse. It was where the old records were kept, where dusty books held the stories of our ancestors—where birth records, pack hi
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