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Threads In Motion

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(Selene’s POV)

We left the Elven Capital before dawn.

The city was quieter than before.

The glowing lanterns dimmed as we crossed the outer bridges, and the living trees slowly faded into dense forest. I glanced back once, watching the towers disappear behind layers of mist.

Fenrir didn’t look back at all.

We moved fast, but not recklessly. Elves had a way of traveling that felt almost unreal—light steps, silent paths, magic woven into movement itself. Fenrir led us through routes that didn’t exist on any map Gabriel carried. At times, the forest itself seemed to open for him, branches shifting just enough to let us pass.

“You grew up learning these paths, didn’t you?” I asked quietly as we walked.

“Yes,” Fenrir replied. “Before I was old enough to understand what they were really for.”

“Which was?”

“To move armies without being seen,” he said simply.

That shut me up.

Winter walked beside me, occasionally checking his scanner. “Seal activity is still rising,” he muttered. “But it’s… u
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