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Eve of the Temple

Author: G.V.STELLARIS
last update publish date: 2026-07-22 14:50:34

Lawrence's POV

The Tribunal’s threat still hung in the black stone cavern, but I would not let that astral terror touch my mate’s mind. I lifted her easily, pressing her full curves tight against my armor, feeling the magnetic warmth of her cinnamon skin calm my wolf’s rage. We left the underpass in Kael and Valerius’s hands—they would secure the restored supply wells and move the unconscious High Priest to the prison wagons.

By the time night fell over the pass, Blood Moon’s host had pitched i
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