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Chapter 74: Ultimatum
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2025-06-06 07:00:35The group had just returned to the guest house when dusk began to fall. The sun was slipping behind the distant mountains, dyeing the sky a diluted shade of blood red.
The moment they set foot in the small courtyard out front, they froze at the sight of an unusually tense atmosphere.At the gate, two groups of warriors - five or six on each side - were locked in a fierce standoff. On one side stood the Blood Moon warriors, clad in deep crimson cloaks, their faces cold as steel. Opposite them were the Ivyshade warriors, dressed in ash-gray leather armor, their eyes sharp and unyielding, refusing to back down.Bows were drawn, blades unsheathed. The air was thick with killing intent, as if it might tear apart at any moment.Without warning, the two sides lunged at each other. The clash of swords and spears rang out sharply, ripping through the quiet of the late afternoon.Though the Ivyshade warriors held their ground with equal ferocity, they quickly fell into dis
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Raven led the group back into the meeting hall within the pack house. The wooden doors slammed shut behind him, the deep thud swallowing all surrounding sound.Inside, the elders had just arrived. A few of them immediately stood and approached him with concern.“Alpha, are you alright? You look…”“I’m fine,” Raven cut them off, his voice low but firm. He raised a hand, signaling them to step back. “Don’t worry about my condition. There’s something more urgent we need to address.”Without waiting for any objections, he turned to his guards. “Bring in those involved in the altercation. Now.”One elder frowned. “But they’re elite warriors, perhaps…”“I said now,” Raven snapped. His eyes flashed with cold intensity.Before long, the doors opened again. Five warriors stepped inside, their expressions still tinged with defiance, but none dared to raise their heads under Raven’s gaze.“Look up,” Raven commanded, standing tall like a pillar in the center of t
The Captive Luna: A Potion of Oblivion Chapter 74: Ultimatum
The group had just returned to the guest house when dusk began to fall. The sun was slipping behind the distant mountains, dyeing the sky a diluted shade of blood red.The moment they set foot in the small courtyard out front, they froze at the sight of an unusually tense atmosphere.At the gate, two groups of warriors - five or six on each side - were locked in a fierce standoff. On one side stood the Blood Moon warriors, clad in deep crimson cloaks, their faces cold as steel. Opposite them were the Ivyshade warriors, dressed in ash-gray leather armor, their eyes sharp and unyielding, refusing to back down.Bows were drawn, blades unsheathed. The air was thick with killing intent, as if it might tear apart at any moment.Without warning, the two sides lunged at each other. The clash of swords and spears rang out sharply, ripping through the quiet of the late afternoon.Though the Ivyshade warriors held their ground with equal ferocity, they quickly fell into dis
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