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Chapter 74

Autor: O. J. Maren
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-09-15 05:23:28

Luca’s POV

We set out at dawn, our group small and light. Seraphina and Alexander walked at my side, their cloaks drawn close against the cool morning breeze, their steps steady and sure. Elena and Marcus came with us, trusted and proven, ready to guard and serve wherever the road led. We carried no banners, no crowns, no marks of rank or power — only supplies, maps, and the quiet knowledge that we went not as rulers, but as guests, as learners, as messengers of a truth that belonged to everyon
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