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Chapter 108: The Hollow Vessel

مؤلف: Drea Drayne
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The words hung in the dead air, a death sentence delivered with the chilling indifference of a falling stone. "Then we will take the other."

The robed figure did not wait for a response. It raised its skeletal hand, and the empty shell of Vorlag moved. He did not walk like a man, but glided like a specter, his feet barely touching the ground, his body a puppet on invisible strings. He moved not towards the keep, but towards the massive iron gates of the fortress, his destination clear.

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