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Chapter 10

Author: Aurora Starling
last update publish date: 2026-10-29 19:52:34
My laugh vanished into the wind, but I was still smiling when Dravok tilted beneath us.

The training field slid sideways. My knees clamped against his scales, and Caelan's arm came around my middle before I could tip the other way.

“Move with him,” he said near my ear. “Don't fight every turn.”

“Eas
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