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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE

Author: Raven Sinclair
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-06 23:42:15

{Dominic}

I didn’t sleep, but not out of restlessness, though I had plenty of that, but because I had too much to think about and not enough time to think it all through.

The war wasn’t slowing down just because I’d had a romantic epiphany in the middle of a road. Varen sure as hell wasn’t going to wait for me to finish having a quarter-life crisis.

So I stayed up. Staring at the map like it might suddenly burst into song and tell me how to defeat Varen. Seeing as Odessa was now off the table, I needed something that would be able to rival a corrupted Alpha and his army of undead.

Piles of reports were spread across my desk, Ryker had sent me a list of our potential allies.

A few packs were on our side, but some had jumped ship, drunk on Varen’s promises. And of course, there were also the ones playing the waiting game, watching which Alpha rose higher before picking a side.

I’d deal with those fence-sitters later.

I yawned and shook my head lightly to fight the wave of dizziness th
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