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Chapter 261

Author: Iziegbe
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-01-08 01:13:32

The Name That Shouldn’t Exist

The banners stood still.

They lingered.

That was what made Aria feel the most uneasy.

Across the distant ridges of the Ashen Vale, symbols danced in the heavy wind—some displaying the crescent of lunar loyalty, while others bore unfamiliar sigils, sharp and intentionally strange.

None crossed the boundary stones.

None made a move to attack.

They were observing.

Evaluating.

Deciding when to strike.

“They’re testing our resolve,” Selene murmured bes
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