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Chapter 57: I have to find Amara

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~Lucian~

I sat on the wooden chair in a room that looked like it had seen better days, staring into the eyes of the pack oracle. It’s been more than five minutes since I came here and she was yet to say anything to me. Out of respect for her position, I tried to let her do her voodoo thing in peace and give me the answers that I sought, but I was starting to get very impatient.

I didn’t come here to see her throwing sticks and bones around and having a staring competition with her. Mirielle ha
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