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Chapter 46

Author: Iziegbe
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-30 04:46:15

The Calm Before the Storm

Selene opened her eyes to a delicate aroma of herbs and smoke. For a brief moment, she wondered if she was lost in another dream. Above her, the ceiling was constructed of rough wooden beams, with the soft dawn light filtering in through the window. The atmosphere was cool, thick with the scent of healing salves. Then she sensed it — a warm hand gripping hers.

Reven.

He was seated at her bedside, his eyes laden with fatigue. His shoulder was wrapped in a bandage, and his shirt was ripped at the sleeve. Yet despite his injuries, he retained an unyielding presence — just as he had always been.

“You’re awake,” he murmured, relief washing over his voice.

Selene attempted to sit up, but her body resisted. Her magic had depleted her entirely. “What… what became of the rogues?” she inquired, her throat parched.

“Gone,” Reven asserted. “Or dead. But they were far from ordinary rogues. They carried the stench of dark magic — the type that shouldn’t exist in this world
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