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Chapter 96; A warning

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Brielle POV.

I took a slow, steadying breath, forcing my trembling hands to relax and my shoulders to straighten. I couldn’t let her see how much her words had shaken me. I had to be calm, composed—exactly how Alaric had taught me to be when facing people like her. I lifted my chin and met her gaze evenly.

"Good afternoon, Luna Celestia," I said politely, my voice steady and respectful. "It is a pleasant surprise to see you here."

I paused briefly, then continued smoothly, "To answer your quest
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