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March of the Golden Specters

Author: G.V.STELLARIS
last update publish date: 2026-11-11 21:13:46

LAWRENCE'S POV

A queen who returns from the shadows of the past to claim a crown she lost through cowardice does not deserve an honorable burial. She deserves a mass grave dug by the claws of the very pack she tried to betray.

The war horns of the Black Tide did not sound like the rough wild calls the Northern clans were accustomed to, nor the deep heavy drums of the Tundra. Theirs was a shrill metallic blare, designed to pierce the ears and plant fear in the hearts of any wolf who did not know
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