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Chapter 43: Training

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last update Data de publicação: 2026-06-08 23:59:40
ENISA'S POV

VENNAS

The first thing I registered was the cold. It wasn’t a gentle, creeping chill, but a violent, gasping shock that slammed into my chest, stealing the air right out of my lungs.

I bolted upright, choking on a lungful of water that burned my nose.

My eyes snapped open as a freezing torrent of water crashed over me, turning the world into a blinding, soaking haze.

Cascading down my wet, matted hair, into my nightgown and plastering it against my shivering body. Drenching t
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