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Anchor

Autor: Nyra Vale
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-09-16 14:00:00

 Elara's POV 

Ronan had chosen a training hall deep within the stronghold, thick stone walls and a reinforced floor that Sable assured me had survived considerably worse than whatever I might accidentally produce, though the reassurance did little to settle the nervous energy humming beneath my skin.

"Warded properly," Ronan confirmed, completing a final circuit of the room's edges, where careful symbols had been etched into the stone at regular intervals

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