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The Midnight Fortress

Penulis: Tyson Roy
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It had no name on any modern map.

The ancients had called it Kaer Nyx, the Midnight Fortress, a monolith of moonstone carved from the spine of the world, hidden high in the obsidian mountains where the stars bled closest to the earth.

The fortress had once belonged to the first Moon-blooded Queens.

It had witnessed the rise of gods.

The fall of dynasties.

The sealing of the first Veil.

And now.!

It would host the final stand.

They arrived at twilight.

Elara rode at the head of the column, her flame-armoured steed kicking up snow-dusted ash. Behind her stretched the vast, fractured army of Eldoria, Lycans, vampires, witches, outcasts, and the reluctant banners of the Raven Court.

Above them, the Veil shimmered like torn silk.

A storm brewed on the other side.

Kaer Nyx rose before them like the bones of a sleeping god — white stone veined with silver; towers etched in runes too old to decipher. The great gates were not iron, but weapons turned to peace — ancient blades melted into a sin
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