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Chapter 6: When The Forest Started Listening

Author: Sylva
last update publish date: 2026-03-14 02:19:16
Elara

I did not shout.

Though part of me should have—some human instinct set for fear—that part seemed far away, muffled, like it had been buried under something heavier and older.

The forest had gotten suspiciously silent.

No wind, no insects, no rain.

Only them.

Like shadows formed, they stood at the border of the trees, dark hair and wide shoulders faintly steaming off. Their eyes shone gold, silver, amber grabbing the moonlight filtered between the clouds. Wolves, I started to see faintly. N
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