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Chapter 42: The Forest of Choices

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50 years after Tare.

The Circle was no longer a city. It was a forest.

White trees and pink thorns grew in spirals. No roads. Just paths worn by paws choosing where to walk.

Suri was 75 now. Her split moon had become legend. “The Wolf of Both” they called her.

She walked every day with a pouch of seeds. Planting. Teaching.

“Where do you bury them?” a pup asked.

“Where wolves are tired,” Suri said. “Or where wolves are bleeding too much. The forest knows.”

That morning, the forest went quiet.

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