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Chapter 39

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Luca’s POV

Night fell heavy over the camp, wrapping everything in a cold stillness that carried more threat than peace.

The rogues were restless, sharpening blades they didn’t need to, pacing the edge of the firelight, snapping at one another over nothing.

Keeping themselves busy in general

The air itself seemed to hum with tension, like the forest was holding its breath, waiting.

I didn’t like waiting.

The moment the last of the day’s patrols came back empty, I called my lieutenants to me. We gathered near the armory tent, where the shadows pooled thick and the firelight painted our faces in flickering gold and black. Their eyes were sharp and wary. They were expecting orders that they needed to follow for the safety of everyone here, but I knew they were also expecting answers.

“Were going to need four patrols tonight,” I said, my voice even. “North, east, south, and west. No one should movealone. If you see anything or hear anything, then you signal the others, you don’t chase.
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