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What The Pendant Was Meant To Prove

Author: Scarlet heart
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-08-15 23:54:45

The final sentence still hung over the room.

*If the silver-marked daughter is ever found, do not take her to the throne.*

“What does that mean?” Lucien asked.

The High Priestess admitted she’d encountered similar instructions before, buried in fragments of the First Oath. The guardians hadn’t been ordered to return an endangered royal directly to the palace.

They’d been ordered to keep her away from the political center entirely, until the danger could be clearly identified.

“Safe from whom?”
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    The palace felt different again that morning, the rumor clearly having grown overnight rather than settled.Servants discussed the princess more openly now, not loudly, but enough that I caught fragments walking past.“Three houses have already sent inquiries,” one murmured.“Then it must be true,” another answered.I felt the situation moving faster than any of us had prepared for. The note from the night before still sat fresh in my mind. *THE PRINCESS IS ALIVE.*“Have you found who sent it?” I asked Rowan.He hadn’t. But several noble houses had already requested private meetings with Lucien.-----The first representative argued in favor of recognition, and the case sounded reasonable enough on its surface — the surviving royal bloodline deserved acknowledgment, and if the princess had truly survived, the kingdom owed her restoration.Aldren noticed what sat beneath the argument, though. This house was already positioning itself as a future ally, laying groundwork for influence lo

  • The Luna My Alpha Regrets Losing   The Secret Begins To Leak

    I woke expecting the palace to feel normal.It didn’t.Nothing obvious had changed. The guards stood at their posts. Servants moved through the corridors exactly as they always did. And yet something in the air felt different, subtle enough that I nearly convinced myself I’d imagined it.People stopped talking as I approached. A servant who usually greeted me easily lowered her head instead. Two others whispered to each other before glancing my way, quickly, and looking elsewhere.I wondered if the secret had already escaped. I didn’t let myself assume it outright. Not yet.-----Rowan found me shortly after, his expression telling me something before he said a word.“What happened?” I asked.“The name Aurelia has started circulating among the servants,” he said.Not Evelyn. Aurelia. The distinction settled into me sharply.“How far has it spread?” I asked.He admitted he couldn’t be certain. It had started, as far as he could trace, with someone asking questions about the restricted

  • The Luna My Alpha Regrets Losing   The Lost Princess

    The message stayed there beneath the missing record, undisturbed.*We know she remembers.*No one moved for several seconds. I wondered, my stomach twisting, whether whoever had written this could somehow see into the memories themselves.“They don’t need to know what you remembered,” the High Priestess said gently, correcting me before the fear could take hold fully. “They only need to know you’ve been recovering memories connected to Aurelia at all. That’s enough to tell them someone has been watching this investigation closely.”Lucien ordered the archive sealed completely, no further discussion needed.-----Rowan changed the security protocol immediately. I would never enter restricted areas alone again. No archive access without him or Lucien present. Every administrative authorization would be verified twice over. Anything concerning Aurelia would be moved into protected custody, and anyone accessing royal records from now on would be logged personally.“This isn’t about lockin

  • The Luna My Alpha Regrets Losing   History Repeats Itself

    Rowan noticed something odd while examining the ancient document again — the royal seal impressed into it sat slightly different from the silver administrative seal recovered after the assassination attempt.He placed both side by side. Not identical.But built from the same administrative authority.The High Priestess studied them carefully. The modern seal, she realized, might not simply have been copied from the ancient one. It might have been passed down, generation after generation, through the same office entirely.That made the connection far more serious than any of us wanted it to be.-----Rowan pulled the modern security authorization records and compared them directly against the old documents.The similarities unsettled all of us. Then: guard assignments altered, restricted routes manipulated, royal movements monitored, orders issued through official authority, the eastern passage specifically targeted.Now: guard assignments altered, restricted routes manipulated, my own

  • The Luna My Alpha Regrets Losing   Betrayal From Within

    I couldn’t stop thinking about that final line.*The traitor wore the royal seal.*“Does that mean the traitor was definitely a royal official?” I asked.The High Priestess explained carefully that the seal proved access, not identity. Someone could have held legitimate authority themselves, or borrowed the seal, or been ordered to act by someone above them, or simply abused a position they’d been trusted to hold honestly.Lucien ordered the document kept secret. I understood, sitting with it, how frighteningly close this ancient betrayal sat to everything we’d just lived through ourselves.-----Rowan began reconstructing the massacre from every surviving record, building it into a single timeline rather than treating each fragment separately. Palace security changed. Guards redirected. The eastern passage opened. The escape route exposed. The royal wing breached. The passage ordered closed. A countermand issued. The guardian carrying me through regardless. The official record, event

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    The words still hung in the archive.*House Valerius.*“Who are they?” I asked.The librarian explained that House Valerius had historically been one of the kingdom’s most powerful administrative families. Unlike the great warrior houses, they’d never commanded armies. They’d controlled something quieter, and in some ways more powerful — information itself.Royal records. Succession documents. Sealed correspondence. Palace administration. Official decrees. For generations, their influence had come simply from knowing what the kingdom knew before anyone else did.-----The librarian retrieved an older administrative genealogy, and it revealed something significant.The position of Keeper of Royal Records hadn’t been a simple individual appointment. For generations, it had effectively stayed within House Valerius — not officially hereditary, but almost always passed to someone from the same family regardless.Which meant the Valerius ancestor who’d recorded me as alive hadn’t been some

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