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chapter 73

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The canyon route was a jagged nightmare of ice and unforgiving rock, but it was the only way to approach the Ironwood Fortress undetected.

Every scraping sound we made, every loose stone that tumbled down the slope, amplified my fear of detection a thousand times over.

My heart hammered against my ribs with a frantic, punishing rhythm that had nothing to do with the altitude and everything to do with the danger we courted.

My Alpha senses were pushed past their limit, desperately attempting to filter out the noise of the mountains and analyze every scent and shift in the frigid air for signs of Ironwood patrols.

We were deep within enemy territory, and if we were discovered, the fragile foundation of the truce would collapse into instant, bloody conflict.

The closer we got to the massive stone fort, the stronger the sickening, sweet scent of Shadow Wielders became, a vile, metallic taint that mixed disgustingly with the powerful, cold scent of the Ironwood pack.

We fin
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