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67: Her First Kill

Author: Sabelle
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“Do not shift before her. She will not withstand the sight of your wolf.”

Those had been Dylia’s words, soft but resolute.

Cedric held them close as the carriage creaked through the first stretch of human land, frost-laced and silent.

Snow blanketed the world in stillness, save for the rattling of the wheels against stone. Suddenly, a loud crack split the quiet—one of the carriage wheels struck a jagged rock and lurched violently, throwing the balance off. Inside, Milicent stirred, agitated by
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