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Chapter 29: Her Own Words
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2026-09-18 08:00:19The rogue’s voice still echoed in the air.
“Monster.” The hall erupted into a small hubbub of voices. Some of the younger warriors even drew their daggers. Fear was moving through the crowd like a second wind. “This is the testimony of a survivor!” the prosecutor called out, raising his voice above the noise. “The Erias line does not bring peace. It brings violence. If she stays bound to our King, she will turn every true alpha into a rabid b
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