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Chapter 49: The Dawn of Judgment

Author: Dzifa
last update publish date: 2026-09-04 15:58:24

The great hall had been transformed overnight.

Gone were the silver banners of my father's reign. Gone were the trophies and symbols of Ashbourne dominance. In their place stood a simple wooden dais, a witness stand, and rows of benches where the accused and the accusers would face each other for the first time.

I stood at the window, watching the sun rise over the palace walls. The trial would begin in an hour, and my stomach was in knots.

"You didn't sleep." Rowan appeared beside me, pressing
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