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Chapter 17: Interference
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The Blue Alpha Chapter 17: Interference
The bond didn’t snap.That was the cruel part.It thinned—like a voice heard through water. Present, distorted, unreachable.Iria stood in the center of her quarters, palm pressed to her chest, breathing carefully. Panic would make it worse. Panic always did.This wasn’t absence.This was interference.“They didn’t sever it,” she murmured. “They muted it.”The realization settled cold and precise.Someone had prepared for this.Across the territory, Kael felt the change like static under his skin.Not pain.Resistance.He tried to reach through the bond—nothing answered back cleanly. Just an echo, dulled and delayed.Containment.His jaw tightened.They hadn’t just crossed a line.They’d mapped it first.By midmorning, the effects became visible.Iria was stopped twice in corridors she’d walked freely the day before.“Council order,” the guard said stiffly. “You’re to remain within the inner wing.”“Since when?” she asked calmly.“Effective immediately.”She didn’t argue.She noted fa
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