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Chapter Thirty Eight: Church Of The Moon Goddess

Author: Hatzia Apoty
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-21 19:18:02
Orion’s POV

Reinhardt didn’t say much after leaving Mia’s door.

Not that I minded. Silence was easier than trying to explain the mess we were in.

The hallway stretched endlessly, lined with paintings of Thornveil’s past Alphas. Their eyes seemed to follow us as we walked—some proud, some cruel, all watching. The polished marble reflected the glow of the lanterns, too bright for my liking.

I shoved my hands into my pockets, trying to sound casual. “You’ve got quite the art collection here. Bit dramatic, though. Not one of them looks happy.”

Reinhardt’s lips curved into a faint smile. “That’s Thornveil for you. We don’t paint smiles; we paint victories.”

“Yeah,” I muttered. “I can see that.”

We kept walking. I tried to keep my eyes forward, but something else caught my attention—a sword hanging from Reinhardt’s hip. The hilt glimmered faintly in the torchlight, marked with an old, familiar symbol.

A crescent shape with silver streaks curling through the center.

The symbol of the Church
Hatzia Apoty

The Latin Words Mean "O great Dragon God Ramiris, hear my call… summoned by you, who begot me.”

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