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Chapter 110: The Chaos of the Hunt

作者: Drea Drayne
last update publish date: 2026-06-28 10:47:02

The ride was a plunge into madness. The Varek cavalry, five hundred of the kingdom's finest, poured out of the Grey Keep not as a unified phalanx, but as a pack of wolves joining a wild, chaotic hunt. Kaelen was at their head, his body a low, fluid line of predatory grace, his mind a cold, calculating machine that was processing the storm of information pouring through the bond.

The Ashen Paw were no longer an army. They were a mob, a tidal wave of feral rage and betrayed purpose. They ran thro
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