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CHAPTER FORTY - EIGHT

Author: ANURIKA ANGELA
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-05-21 03:12:22

Lyra’s POV

“Eastern patrol checked in late again.”

The comment drifted across the war room from one of the night Enforcers near the map table.

“By how much?”

“Eight minutes.”

A pause.

Then a shrug. “Probably lost visual in the fog line.”

Nobody else reacted.

Papers kept moving. Boots crossed stone. Someone near the radios asked for updated supply counts from the south kitchens.

I stayed near the back wall with a mug of coffee I hadn’t touched once and watched Darren mark the eastern perimeter r
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