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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR: THE PARCHMENT

作者: Elle writes
last update 公開日: 2026-07-16 00:05:25

The greenhouse had fallen silent. Only the wind whispered through the cracked glass panes.

Kael and Aria came out of the small room they’ve hidden. He picked up the rolled parchment from the stone table and turned it over in his hands.

“It’s lighter than I expected.” Aria glanced toward the hidden passage where the cloaked figure had vanished.

“It seems someone saw us coming here. We need to be extra careful.”

Kael nodded. “That only explained why the guards came searching.” He carefully t
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    By the time Aria reached her chamber, her mind was still on what Nova had said. The day in her bed, the pale afternoon light spilled through the glass, bathing the room in a soft glow. Only then did she realize how deep her thoughts were. Her hands trembled ever so slightly. Lady Elyra noticed. “Is there something on your mind, my lady? Should I ask the kitchen to prepare your lunch?” Aria nodded. “Thank you. But I’m fine.” Lady Elyra poured a glass of water and placed it into her hands. “You need to stop disobeying the king. He holds more power than you think, and doing that in the hall of awakening was very dangerous. “I know.”A shadow crossed Lady Elyra’s face. “No… I suppose you don’t.” For a moment, neither of them spoke. Aria stared out the window toward the distant mountains surrounding the Lycan Kingdom. Her thoughts drifted back to the feeling she had felt. The strange warmth that spread through her chest. It was faint but unmistakable. It was the same invisible

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    Thin rays of morning light slipped through the curtains, spreading across the floor of Aria's chamber. She lay awake, staring at the ceiling. Sleep had come only in fleeting moments, chased away by thoughts of the restricted corridor, Kael's unexpected warning, and the questions that had haunted her for weeks. She would stand before the crystal once again. A gentle knock sounded at the door. "My Lady." Lady Elyra's familiar voice came from the other side. "It is time." Aria sat up slowly. "I'll be there in a moment." She rose from the bed and disappeared behind the folding screen. A short while later, she emerged wearing a flowing ivory gown that reached her ankles. Delicate silver embroidery curled across the bodice and traced the edges of her long sleeves like climbing vines. A slender silver sash rested neatly at her waist, while the moonstone pendant around her neck shimmered softly against the fabric. Lady Elyra smiled warmly. "You look lovely, My Lady." "Thank

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    The hand clamped firmly over Aria's mouth. Before she could react, she was pulled backward into the shadows between two towering stone pillars. Her heart lurched. Instinct took over. She planted one foot, caught her attacker's wrist, and shifted her weight, ready to throw him over her shoulder. "Stop." The voice was low, but familiar. Aria froze. "...Kael?" "Quiet." His hand remained over her mouth as the sound of armored footsteps echoed through the corridor. Only when they were completely concealed did he slowly lower it. Aria immediately stepped away from him. "What are you doing here?" Kael didn't answer. He simply looked toward the corridor. "Listen." Two Royal Guards rounded the corner. "Everything clear?" "Clear." The second guard glanced toward the passage. "The captain wants another sweep before the next watch." "The captain's been restless all evening." "The King's orders." Neither man questioned it further. They continued down the corridor, their footsteps fad

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