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WHAT SABRIEL KNOWS

last update publish date: 2026-08-08 00:03:21

Kaelors POV

I read the letter from Thornwood three times that night.

It did not get any better.

War is very expensive. If we go to war with Thornwood it could be very bad for Crescent Veil. Half of my advisors do not think I should be in charge because I made some mistakes.

The other half just do not say it loud.

Going to war over Virelle does not make sense.

That means Thornwood wants something

My wolf has been saying that for hours.

No one threatens kingdoms over people they do not care about
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