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THE SOLARII

Author: E.O Jixxie
last update publish date: 2026-09-11 07:00:54

CHAPTER 103: THE SOLARII

MIRA'S P.O.V

We move to a smaller room once the full Council session finally breaks, just Auren, Selene, Dante, Elric, and myself, and I feel the weight of everything Selene just admitted settling over all of us differently now, no longer abstract warning but something with actual roots reaching into my own daughter's life for years without any of us noticing.

"Tell us everything," I say, once the door closes behind us. "Not the careful version
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