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Chapter 196 - The First Table

Author: Pixie Snow
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-02-27 22:51:25

By the time the midday bell rang across Blackridge, I had memorized the layout of three corridors, two stairwells, the location of the archives, the infirmary, and exactly how many warriors trained in the lower yard before noon.

One hundred and thirty-two. I didn’t ask for that number. I counted.

Old habits.

“Midday meal is mandatory for ranking wolves.” my new assistant said beside me as we descended the wide iron-railed staircase. “Attendance is taken for officers and senior staff. It reinfor
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