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Chapter 37

Author: Kennedy M
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The sun began to rise, filling the sky with shades of red and orange as if the heavens were sad.

Silver More was quiet that morning. No warriors sparred. No children played in the courtyards. No elders gossiped in the shaded gardens. All the wolves, shapeshifters, and loyal followers wore black as they came together at the special place under the Spirit Tree.

Cassian's body rested in the middle of a raised platform made of white ash wood. His armor was shiny and well-cleaned, and his sword was placed on his chest. He wore a crown made of wolf’s wolfsbane flowers on his head, representing both bravery and sacrifice.

Ivy stood at the circle's edge holding Aelin in her arms. Her daughter was strangely calm as if she understood how important this moment was. Ivy’s eyes were hollow with grief but dry. She had cried all night. She had whispered Cassian’s name over and over, begging the Moon Goddess to return him, even for a moment.

But the dead do not return.

Jayden stood next to her, weari
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