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Chapter 7 The Queen's Blood

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My legs almost gave out beneath me. The voice. My mother's voice. The impossible hope that had exploded inside my chest moments ago was now battling with fear, confusion, and anger. I stood frozen in the sanctuary while my heart hammered wildly against my ribs. For years, I had mourned her. For years, I had believed she was dead. Yet somehow, a voice I knew better than my own had echoed through these ancient ruins. "Mom?" The word barely escaped my lips before silence swallowed the chamber.

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