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Chapter 8: five forty nine

Author: Cherish
last update publish date: 2026-05-08 00:09:45

549’s POV

The Iron Howl Citadel was nothing like I expected.

I peeped through the window at the looming structure ahead, and my breath caught in my throat.

The citadel wasn’t just silver—it was forged.

Sheets of darkened metal fused together, rising into jagged spires that clawed at the sky. The walls weren’t smooth; they were ridged and uneven.

Massive gates stood at the entrance, carved with warped wolf sigils—elongated jaws, too many teeth, eyes hollowed into black pits.

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