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CHAPTER 9: CRACKS IN COMMAND

Author: S. I. Li Fa
last update publish date: 2026-05-02 21:33:05

~~~~Kane~~~~

My gaze drifted back to the neatly arranged documents on the table behind me. The same contract approvals. The same morning reports and results from just last night's work. Yet none of it held. Annoying and tiring. Very annoying.

The heart of Ridgewood pack house has never felt this unsettling before. Even inside my main chambers, I could feel it. A shift that is subtle and yet, undeniable. Like something within the domain itself had begun to move with its own permission.

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  • THE REJECTED LUNA   CHAPTER 9: CRACKS IN COMMAND

    ~~~~Kane~~~~My gaze drifted back to the neatly arranged documents on the table behind me. The same contract approvals. The same morning reports and results from just last night's work. Yet none of it held. Annoying and tiring. Very annoying. The heart of Ridgewood pack house has never felt this unsettling before. Even inside my main chambers, I could feel it. A shift that is subtle and yet, undeniable. Like something within the domain itself had begun to move with its own permission. The land stretched long, silent, wide, obedient, as I stood near the large window overlooking the Ridgewood territory. Or at least, it used to feel that way either. But now, it changed because it didn't. “You ain't even listening to me, or are you?” Meena's voice tore through the room. Feeling controlled. Not sharp, but intentional. I didn't turn immediately, but just set down the final document on the desk inside my chambers, the sound was final but soft. Only then did I turn my focus to her.She s

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