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Siege of the Valley

Author: G.V.STELLARIS
last update publish date: 2026-07-16 08:11:40

Lawrence's POV

The roll of war drums rising from the Valley of Bones pass shook the heavy windows of the command tower. At the center of the tactical room, the floating map flickered a violent crimson, marking the capital’s three legions of sacred riders as they fully encircled the North’s Iron Wall. Kael and the Second Division commanders shouted orders, tightening the bolts on the perimeter’s heavy crossbows, military tension hardening every line of their ash-streaked faces.

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